Sentence examples for in continuous warfare from inspiring English sources

Our government is a battleground on which two political parties are engaged in continuous warfare.

In spite of almost continuous warfare for more than 30 years, he was unable to break Kublai's power.

The work depicts marriage as a state of savage and continuous warfare, in which the husband reveals himself to be basically fascistic, far removed from the civilized man he thinks he is, while his wife has become a bitter termagant.

The main reasons for the magnates' defiance was the heavy burden of taxation caused by Edward's continuous warfare in Wales, France and Scotland.

Since the Republicans won control of the House in November 2010, there has been almost continuous warfare between them and Obama, mainly over debt.

In 1013 the English, worn out by continuous warfare and heavy tributes to buy off the invaders, accepted Sweyn as king.

By the end of a decade of continuous warfare, the US had succeeded in exposing the limits, rather than the extent, of its military power.

Madras in the eighteenth century was a site of continuous warfare sparked mostly by trading interests.

The continuous warfare had a serious effect upon Manuel's vitality; he declined in health and in 1180 succumbed to a slow fever.

After generations of continuous warfare, the British public has had enough.

The last 14 years of Hammurabi's reign were overshadowed by continuous warfare.