Sentence examples for damaging war from inspiring English sources

As he tried to reassert his authority, a furious Mr Miliband was locked in a damaging war of words with Len McCluskey, the union's left-wing leader.

Olmert led Israel through an inconclusive but damaging war with the Lebanese militant movement Hezbollah that summer and restarted long-dormant negotiations with the Palestinians in 2007.

But on Tuesday, the bitter-tasting plant became a banned class C drug – the latest example of the idiocy of the damaging war on drugs.

The place is dotted with soldiers, refugee camps and guns.With just a few hundred people, no clear goal, confused leadership and in difficult terrain, these rebels are waging a small, but damaging, war.

And such is the crazy logic of a wounded militarism that, notwithstanding its battered economy, the US may soon be embattled on many more fronts in what is already its most damaging war.

Not to mention our misguided, unfounded, and tremendously damaging war in Iraq -- a war that is estimated to have taken the lives of over 66,000 Iraqi civilians.

It's pretty clear the Navy intends to conduct these damaging war-games in the Gulf of Alaska, regardless of public concerns.

Former 007 Pierce Brosnan plays ex-CIA spook Peter Devereaux, drawn out of retirement by an old handler (Bill Smitrovich) to exfiltrate a Russian source and former flame of Devereaux's who has damaging war-crime information on the next Russian president's involvement in the Chechen conflict.

This process of making a child feel heard and understood is relationship-building -- the precise opposite of what happens when parents allow themselves to be drawn into the conflict and to engage in relationship damaging wars of words.

Recognizing the red flags of passive aggressive behavior in a family is the first step in refusing to engage with your child in a relationship-damaging war of words.

Officials in India and South Africa said this week that they feared the outbreak of a damaging currency war.