Sentence examples for developments of the war from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hyman himself took a Sinclair news crew to Iraq in February to uncover positive but untold developments of the war.

Ultimately the bases could become one of the most striking strategic developments of the war, adding even greater power to a swath of influence reaching from Western Europe to the Far East.

Besides the political significance of the battle for future developments of the War in Bosnia, the battle was militarily significant for planning and execution of Operation Winter '94 by the Croatian Army HVV) and the HVO aimed at relieving the siege of Bihać in late November and December 1994.

Create an illustrated timeline that chronicles the development of the war and identifies the different leaders and factions.

Perhaps the most disheartening development of the war -- at home, anyway -- is the number of liberals who have allowed Bush-hatred to take the place of thinking.

Johnston was severely wounded, and, in a major though often overlooked development of the war, Lee, who had been serving as Davis's military adviser, succeeded him.

There was no point in feuding with the notoriously acerbic Greeley, even as Lincoln made clear he did not accept Greeley's spin on the development of the war.

I remember quite clearly that Field Marshal Rommel asked the Fuehrer at the end, "My Fuehrer, what do you really think about the further development of the war?" The Fuehrer was rather angry at this remark, and he answered curtly, "That is a question which is no part of your duty.

Developments of the Allies' war against Japan also took place outside the southwest Pacific area.

Human rights rose to public prominence in the space opened up by these dual developments of the early Cold War.

We learn much from him about Greek achievements, from Homer's epic vision to the importance of free speech, from the development of the disciplined war machine the Greeks called the phalanx to Plato's love of reason.