Sentence examples for grueling war from inspiring English sources
This was a grueling war; grueling too are descriptions of its many skirmishes.
And President Obama said American veterans should have been celebrated more than they were for service in a grueling war.
Even as they declare that both these changes are evolutionary, administration officials acknowledge that after a grueling war in Iraq, a pendulum has begun to swing in the direction of diplomacy.
The grueling war there, where a day rarely goes by without an allied casualty, is like a faint heartbeat, accounting for just 4 percent of the nation's news coverage in major outlets through early December, according to a study by the Project for Excellence in Journalism, an arm of the Pew Research Center.
It also gave President Bush, whose reputation for compassionate conservatism has taken a beating during the grueling war in Iraq, a moment to bask in some of the early victories in the five-year, $1.2 billion campaign against the disease that his administration undertook a year and a half ago.
Instead of a grueling war of endurance, the fast-paced contest only takes around an hour.
If deeper cuts were made, Dr. Bensahel said, they "could undermine the ability of the U.S. to protect its vital interests worldwide, engage key allies and modernize after a decade of grueling ground wars".
Barack Obama was elected to end the grueling ground wars of his predecessor, but he will leave office entrenching a military era defined by an inability to achieve either victory or extrication.
"It's just a grueling, grueling run.
It was as illuminating an account of the Iraq war's grueling futility as I have read.
