Sentence examples for degrees of war from inspiring English sources
His longest description, though, is saved for the fortress's prison, with its "copper bridges, lava moat, water reservoir inside, and separate levels for different degrees of war criminals.
All of those names have varying degrees of war film/action experience.
I hear Time Magazine has burned down its entire newsroom and is only doing 360-degree videos of war zones now.
There are many degrees of intervention in a war like the one raging in Syria.
International lawyers say legal culpability would depend on the degree of assistance and knowledge of war crimes for which Nato provided cover, even if the political and moral responsibility could not be clearer.
When considering the degree of danger during times of war, as well as the living standard of people who remained in the home country during and after wartime, this perception seems very realistic.
It should be noted that, although the military groups were chosen to represent degrees of exposure to the trauma of war, all Kuwaitis had potential to be exposed to psycho-trauma during the occupation [ 2, 28].
The Iraq war, experts say, is a new kind of war — a 360-degree battle space, with no front or rear, no safe zone outside the large fortified bases, and the compounded physical uncertainty of roadside bombs and mortar attacks.
My life has been, to some degree, defined by this horrible time of war.
One hundred fifty years ago to the day, the first Geneva Convention for the Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in Armed Forces in the Field was adopted, enshrining the idea in international law that even in times of war, a certain degree of humanity must be preserved.
