Sentence examples for dogged war from inspiring English sources

Artemovsk, once a backwater known for a salt mine and wine, has become the centre of Ukraine's mismanaged but dogged war effort.

Journalism is supposed to involve some discomfort; Amanpour's eminence was built on years of dogged war reporting; and how could Richard Gilmore have been so mellow about his granddaughter pursuing a career that doesn't necessarily promise insurance?

But opponents say those compassionate images mask the real force behind Proposition 215--a handful of wealthy out-of-state supporters unified by a mutual distaste for the U.S. government's dogged war on drugs.

The Searchers Disturbing and influential epic from John Ford in 1956, with John Wayne as a dogged Civil War veteran tracking his lost niece.

Thirteen years on from the invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein, Iraq is a country still dogged by war and corruption, pulled apart by opposing political and religious forces, and struggling to define its character.

Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, the most dogged proponent of war against Iraq, is also a longtime skeptic of American institutional intelligence-gathering.

Look, he can argue, the same idealistic incompetence that has dogged the Iraq war can be seen throughout the administration's policies: witness, for instance, its fiscal recklessness in cutting taxes while increasing spending.Lastly, focusing on mismanagement allows Mr Kerry indirectly to deal with one of his biggest handicaps the likeability gap.

Frederick Forsyth, in "The Dogs of War", may have borrowed from the glamour of his character.Yet amateurism often dogged his enterprises.

The latter clearly was the underdog, but its guerilla tactics and dogged determination won the war.

He'd be punished, humiliated, for his dogged support of the war on drugs.

A Mexican War veteran dogged by alcoholism, he had enlisted as first sergeant, but hard drinking had cost him his stripes.