Sentence examples for extended war from inspiring English sources

There is a misjudged air of precision in the idea of a renewed and extended war that closes at 18 months because that "benchmark" was settled in advance.

On the one hand, there is little enthusiasm in the country, or in Congress, for another extended war in the Middle East.

"Our current problems raise the legitimate question of whether the U.S., or any democracy, can successfully prosecute an extended war without a true national commitment," he writes.

The construction of the base is a sign that the Obama administration is planning an extended war in Yemen against an affiliate of Al Qaeda that has repeatedly tried to carry out terrorist plots against the United States.

The movie is largely organized around significant battles — first in Cuba and then in Bolivia where Che was killed — which gives the whole thing the feel of an extended war movie.

Whether in crucial battles — in 36 days of fighting, 6,000 marines were killed at Iwo Jima — or in more controversial extended wars, that sacrifice is subject to no second guesses.

Building on Eritrean solidarity, among both fighters and exiles, the country's leaders tried to extend war-time discipline and the spirit of self-sacrifice to peacetime.

"There's this tension with regards to whether U.S. involvement is either helping to end the war or extending the war further".

And with the two companies already set for an extended price war that will last well into next year, AMD appears to be loading the guns for a renewed marketing war as well.

In 1970, he extended the war into Cambodia.

And only if he had turned on his ally and extended the war beyond Hitler's defeat could he have stopped the Soviets' occupation of Eastern Europe in 1944 and 1945.