Sentence examples for endemic warfare from inspiring English sources

It is good that 70 Kurdish hostages were freed, but this whole region of northern Iraq remains paralysed by endemic warfare.

To contemporaries, the coincidence of pestilence, endemic warfare, and social upheaval seemed to herald the coming of the Antichrist, the resurrection of the dead, and the end of the world.

Likewise, the endemic warfare Ana experiences doesn't disappear when she leaves her home.

These raids added to a pattern of raiding and endemic warfare that was already deep-seated in Ireland.

Increasingly endemic warfare in the Maya region caused Tikal's supporting population to heavily concentrate close to the city itself, accelerating the use of intensive agriculture and corresponding environmental decline.

There is not much evidence from Tikal that the city was directly affected by the endemic warfare that afflicted parts of the Maya region during the Terminal Classic, although an influx of refugees from the Petexbatún region may have exacerbated problems resulting from the already stretched environmental resources.

While endemic private warfare, brigandage, and problems associated with vassalage and inheritance still existed, some monarchies were already developing better-integrated systems of government.

The endemic nature of warfare in Fiji led to the production of great numbers of wooden clubs, which were the principal weapons.

Apart from the low-level guerrilla warfare endemic in most Roman provinces, he had his troops occupied in building the famous wall running across the north of the province.

In fact Shawky's Cabaret Crusades is a virtual compendium of medieval extremism, terrorism, assassination and warfare endemic to both the Christian and Muslim societies.

Following the pattern in feudal western Europe, internecine warfare proved endemic.