Sentence examples for extent of war from inspiring English sources

His 1948 Pyidawtha (welfare) program included a Land Nationalization Act, but his efforts to elevate the living standard of the people were frustrated by the wide extent of war damage and by the drop in rice exports, which had constituted one of Myanmar's principal sources of foreign exchange.

There was no evidence for an association between the extent of war exposures and depression, although an association between daily stressors and depression was observed.

Severe daily stressors in the post-conflict environment were found to mediate the relationship between the extent of war exposure and psychological difficulties among youth in Sierra Leone.

Results The extent of war exposures was significantly associated with post-traumatic stress symptoms (P<0.05) and a significant proportion was explained by indirect pathways through daily stressors (0.089, 95% CI 0.04 0.138, P<0.001).

"Despite the lack of clarity regarding the extent of war-related sexual violence, there is some evidence that it is a significant domestic problem which could be reinforced by cultural attitudes and entrenched by a lack of justice for those affected and for perpetrators".

Throughout the nine month occupation of East Pakistan, the total extent of war-time atrocities still remains unknown.

Even 10 years after the invasion, it is difficult to calculate the extent of the war's toll.

The extent of his war chest has led Labour MPs to complain that they cannot compete and that he is helping to "buy votes".

In describing the extent of the war on terror, Mr. Bush said that winning means not only getting rid of the Qaeda network but also other groups like the Palestinian organization Hamas, the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah and Egyptian Islamic Jihad.

Because of the limited extent of its war damage, estimated at only 8 percent of the national wealth, and the implementation of a vigorous government policy, Belgium experienced a remarkable economic resurgence in the early postwar years.

The localization of these phenomena is also useful to simulate the extent of the war's environmental impact and the intensity of possible UXO-finds.