Sentence examples for permanent warfare from inspiring English sources
Congressional leaders spend more time devising rationales for permanent warfare than strategies for accommodation.
— Mike Rogers, a Republican congressman for Michigan "We cannot continue down this road of permanent warfare".
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But officials have found that on big decisions, he waits for a consensus to evolve among his advisers, a group of veteran lieutenants engaged in a state of permanent warfare among themselves.
(That phrase either means nothing at all, since in some sense we have been in "a time of war" since at least 9/11, or else means something so doomed and horrific — full-scale permanent warfare in the Middle East — that, as the historian Andrew Bacevich has explained, it could be achieved only by changing everything once admirable about American life).
If we wage permanent warfare against cross-border trade and investment deals, not just foreign investors will be at risk.
The borderland area to the south-east was in a state of semi-permanent warfare until the 18th century.
WASHINGTON — In any season, Washington bristles with barriers to accomplishment: permanent partisan warfare, vast ideological differences, a system built for stalemate.
Terrorism was a permanent feature of warfare in the region.
The collapse of the country into a permanent state of warfare will send waves of boat-people towards Western Europe or anywhere else they can find refuge.
In Gaza, there was no immediate comment from Hamas or other Palestinian groups on whether they had accepted a permanent ceasefire to end warfare now in its 10th day.
