Sentence examples for devoted to the war from inspiring English sources

It's a cause for regret that we're not responding to the challenges of climate change with the same resources we've devoted to the war on terror.

Despite the massive resources America devoted to the "war on terror", as the Bush administration termed it, Bin Laden has remained at large for almost a decade.

Washington and Tehran tussle for influence even in Iraq and Afghanistan, where the United States expended most of the $5.6 trillion devoted to the war on terror and lost about 13,000 American lives.

Rocco Castoro, the thirty-one-year-old editor of Vice's print magazine and of Vice.com, discussed its unusually sober issue devoted to the war in Syria, which featured graphic photographs of the carnage, and two first-person accounts from twenty-something reporters, who had embedded with the Free Syrian Army.

One theory, as Jon Leyne explained on the BBC News live blog devoted to the war's endgame, is that the guards around the hotel could be defending "a high-value target," somewhere in the building.

Plus, any and all fuel devoted to the War is fine by me.

It will require the same level of focus and initiative that the Bush administration is devoting to the war on terror.

This terse, illuminating sequence occurs in a small gallery devoted to the Civil War.

"A Nation Divided," a smaller grouping in a separate gallery, is devoted to the Civil War.

The project's first phase, devoted to the Civil War era in Westchester County, can be found at www.westchesterarchives.com.

The United States' role is briefly touched on in a television interview with a former American official who complains that the amount of money America has devoted to the drug war is paltry compared with the billions spent in Afghanistan.