Sentence examples for intensive war from inspiring English sources

"But it's in South America where illegal loggers are waging the most intensive war on indigenous peoples and local communities.

Mr. Rumsfeld also said that the Pakistani government had broached the possibility of having the United States remove some of its military equipment at air bases in Pakistan to free up those airfields for Pakistani forces, if they move to a more intensive war footing.

This intensive war against the "genetically unfit" is one of the areas explored in "Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race," a handsome and harrowing exhibition about the Nazis' use of science, at Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University through June 12.

Second, two years of intensive war before the survey might have flattened out differences across the affected area, resulting in only moderate heterogeneity between clusters.

Resolution: Intensive war-gaming with team every weekend ahead of Premier League rights auction, with poker in the evenings.

It might have been labor intensive, but War Emblem managed to cover 53 mares in 2004 and produce 34 foals.

KABUL — Insurgents in Afghanistan, fighting from some of the poorest and most remote regions on earth, have managed for years to maintain an intensive guerrilla war against materially superior American and Afghan forces.

Sierra Leone has resumed exporting diamonds under a new plan approved by the United Nations, which imposed an embargo three months ago on selling the country's gemstones to keep the revenues from fueling an intensive civil war, industry executives and traders said today.

Labour is likely to be outspent by the Conservatives by a factor of three to one in the general election, the party's election boss has admitted, but insists it can still win the tightest battle in generations through an intensive ground war built around local party activism.

Didi Chuxing itself was created when Didi Dache and Didi Kuaidi called a truce on their capital intensive subsidies war in a merger last year that was valued at around $6 billion.

A territorial ancestral Pan would not have engaged in intensive warfare if we consider bonobo behavior, but modern human foragers have the potential for full-scale war.