Sentence examples for extensive war from inspiring English sources

Milan has rebuilt itself after extensive war damage to such an extent that it is now larger than it was to begin with.

Past… Milan has rebuilt itself after extensive war damage to such an extent that it is now larger than it was to begin with.

He vowed to take drastic measures to uproot the militants, and said Egypt is engaged in an "extensive war" that will last a long time.

Shanghai was occupied by the Japanese during the second Sino-Japanese War, and the city's industrial plants suffered extensive war damage.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, September 27 , 1952P. 88 Milan has rebuilt itself after extensive war damage to such an extent that it is now larger than it was to begin with.

The tourist, after his visits to Frederick the Great's elegant retreat Sans Souci and the world-class painterly treasures of the Gemäldegalerie, gets out of the bus and stands on a huge vacant lot, the Schlossplatz, where the vast palace of the Hohenzollerns, having undergone extensive war damage in 1944-1945, was razed by Walter Ulbricht's German Democratic Republic in 1950.

The signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (PCA) in 2005 ended the extensive war-related violence and large-scale forced displacement and resulted in creation of the new state of South Sudan in 2011.

The signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement in 2005 ended the extensive war-related violence and large-scale forced displacement of individuals and resulted in the creation, in 2011, of the new nation of South Sudan.

The signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement in 2005 ended extensive war-related violence and large-scale forced displacement and resulted in the creation of the new state of South Sudan in 2011.

Extensive World War II damage to the cathedral was repaired in 1947.

That edict began an extensive secret war against Branson and Virgin which came to be known as the "dirty tricks" campaign.