Sentence examples for of continuous war from inspiring English sources

The cafe and the hotel are nothing but rundown structures devastated by decades of continuous war.

It follows the story of three brothers who are forced to make difficult choices against a backdrop of continuous war.

Skanderbeg's resources were worn out after over a decade of continuous war.

Doha's diplomacy would complement his efforts, and Qatari funds could be the needed carrot in terms of the reconstruction of the north -- a region devastated by a decade of continuous war.

With no timetable set for withdrawal and the daunting task of building (not REbuilding) a country that is mostly in the Stone Age, largely illiterate, lacking in basic infrastructure like roads and electricity, and wrecked by 30 years of continuous war, military experts are predicting that the total budget for the war in Afghanistan will eventually cost more than the Iraq war.

The Pentagon calculates that shedding unused and unneeded defense infrastructure would save the Pentagon $2 billion a year, money that could be transferred to other areas of the department's budget to boost readiness after a decade and a half of continuous war.

It's all come to a head as British combat troops prepare to follow the US and Nato camp followers out of Afghanistan, potentially bringing to a halt over a century of continuous war-fighting by the country's armed forces.

The only thing sure about the prospect for peace is that after 31 years of nearly continuous war, nearly every Afghan is in favor of peace.

Forty years of almost continuous war devastated basic health and education services, contributed to one of the world's worst child mortality rates, crippled capacity and productivity, and destroyed the social and economic fabric of society.

At the time, the ship was one of a handful of major warships still in active service, after more than a decade of near continuous war for the Turkish fleet.

They have escaped the last 22 years of virtually continuous war in waves -- the first 400,000 pouring into Pakistan in 1980, the year after the Soviet invasion of December 1979.