Sentence examples for loss of war from inspiring English sources

Elgar used this legend as an allegory for the madness and loss of war.

Like these women, Ms. Paizulayeva has experienced the horror and loss of war, but there the similarities end.

On the near ground, you can see the rubble and loss of war in a place where we had no quarrels that could not have been managed otherwise.

In 1941, following the loss of war material at Dunkirk, the most effective instrument available to the British for participating in the war and relieving its ally the Soviet Union was its (initially small) bomber fleet.

Obama will pay tribute to the suffering and loss of war, aides say, though he won't apologize for the bombings at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which he views as having been necessary to end the war and save the world from tyranny.

But in today's wars, where civilians have become the prime targets, there is rarely a justification for war that mitigates the suffering and loss of war.

And they were dealing with the losses of war.

Most of us don't think about agriculture as one of the losses of war.

As most wars since 1945 have occurred in the Third World, some of the world's poorest countries have suffered the most from the economic losses of war.

It has a population of just over 1.1 million according to Russia's latest census, which critics say was padded to cover up the losses of war.

The senior military leaders of the campaign were criticized for their actions (Clinton, for example, while he went on to command the British forces in North America, would take much of the blame for the British loss of the war), and others either saw no more action in the war (Gage), or were ultimately disgraced (Burgoyne, who surrendered his army at Saratoga).