Sentence examples for enduring wars from inspiring English sources

Even in less enduring wars, nations have engaged in vicious and sometimes racist wartime propaganda against the enemy.

But now, after more than a decade of peace, an international campaign to rescue Angkor Wat and other centuries-old temples is being hailed as a model for safeguarding the ancient sites of Afghanistan, Iraq and other nations enduring war.

This week, there's a treasure trove of free-to-access golden era gems at the unlikely looking "global TV channel" Viki: with the service dominated by commercial Asian fare with limited crossover appeal, the likes of Sin Takes a Holiday, a jaunty Constance Bennett romcom from 1930, or All Quiet on the Western Front, the enduring war standard from the same year, seem there almost by accident.

Despite enduring war and devastation, they've created a sanctuary where they can offer their creations to the community.

The U.S. war effort in Afghanistan owes itself to the enduring "war on terrorism," chasing a holy grail of victory that can never be.

Sixth, the enduring war between Sunni and Shia in Iraq could potentially persist for a long period of time, perhaps for decades.

They loved their country and clung to life there for years, enduring war and chaos before finally having no choice but to leave.

In fact, these rates are even lower than some other EMR countries that are not currently enduring war conflicts.

"Balcerowicz must go" was Mr Lepper's most enduring war cry, picked up by other populist hopefuls ever since even after Mr Balcerowicz left the political scene.

James's story of a woman who loses her heart and finds her dignity was transformed by the Goetzes into an enduring war horse for the stage (and has been far more successful than any of James's own ventures into playwriting).

Unlike purely non-fiction military policy text, stripped of emotion and aloof in its factual tone, the most enduring war literature and films do the opposite.