Sentence examples for has raged for almost from inspiring English sources

The debate has raged for almost 10 years in the political arena.

A CHANCE to end a war that has raged for almost 40 years and killed 120,000 people has come, and perhaps gone.

The polarized conflict over the measurement of inequality goes to the heart of a much larger debate in terms of public policy – a debate that has raged for almost a century.

Violence, sparked by the disputed election results, has raged for almost a month and yesterday the former UN secretary general Kofi Annan flew into Nairobi – the latest in a line of African statesman to get Mr Kibaki and Mr Odingato sit down together and try to find a way to resolve the crisis.

The Syrian Civil War has raged for almost seven years and killed tens of millions of people.

Now, conflict has raged for almost two years, leaving tens of thousands of people dead, an estimated two million displaced and almost four million facing hunger.

MOSCOW — The authorities in Russia marshaled more than 400 firefighters and 170 emergency workers to extinguish a fire on Friday that had raged for almost a day on the hull of a nuclear submarine in dry dock near the northern port of Murmansk.

The debate has raged for decades.

The war since December 2006 has raged for three main reasons.

The debate has raged for decades," writes Jess Cartner-Morley.

This public-versus-private power debate has raged for years.