Sentence examples for further warfare from inspiring English sources

But they are ill-equipped to do much to stop further warfare.

The Senate was convinced, and further warfare between Rome and Pyrrhus compelled the Epirite king to depart from Italy.

Like Chamberlain before him, he refused to consider a settlement, although there were others inside and outside the government who thought an agreement of some kind was preferable to further warfare.

After further warfare from December 1741 to June 1742, the empress Maria Theresa of Austria decided to make peace with Frederick, ceding in the Treaty of Breslau (June 11 , 1742 all of Silesia except the districts of Troppau, Teschen, and Jägerndorf.

Perhaps it was best it happened as it did, because we had to kill quite a few thousand people in order to deter further warfare.

Schuman's idea was right; intertwining Europe's economies would help prevent further warfare and bloodshed.

A dissident republican has died after being shot in further gangland warfare in Dublin.

The army, in short, was a creation of war and kept its quality only by participating in battlefield action, but further expansive warfare could hardly be undertaken by a society chronically short of men and money.

Further sporadic warfare broke out between Poland and the Knights between 1431 and 1435.

Resources are gobbled up by gigantic multinational "defense" companies dedicated to the task of further, trampling warfare, while withholding anything like the quantity of resources needed for the task of repairing the wreckage they themselves have caused.

When the Ottoman Empire broke up after World War I, a number of insecure nations like Serbia, Greece and Romania, and then Bulgaria and Albania, went on to fight for territory among themselves, which in turn led to further divisions and warfare.