Sentence examples for poor war from inspiring English sources

Among the 42 categories of people listed as eligible for concessions are students, boy scouts, the elderly, the very poor, war widows, nurses, journalists and some "persons taking part in mountaineering expeditions".

We have plenty of recent examples of government dazzled by orthodoxy, including years of poor war management, years of knee-jerk opposition to that war, tax cuts at any cost, and costly spending.

The war becomes a neglected parent who has suffered for ungrateful children: "Your brood should get fat off the war and the poor war shouldn't ask a thing in return; it can look after itself," an officer reproaches her.

Among his activities, Mr. Coffin said, have been teaching university courses, on subjects like "Preaching and Controversial Social Issues Facing the Church," and publishing a book of essays, "The Heart Is a Little to the Left," which he said dealt with "rich and poor, war and peace".

As this "poor" war heats up, more bodies seek to become cannon fodder for those who have helped make it harder to survive.

The departure point is the bathroom floor of a small, poor, war-torn country.

Not the democratic Asian tiger Americans think of today, but a poor, war-torn, autocratic, but striving country.

He would be the first non-Caucasian, and the first to have be born and lived in a poor, war-torn society.

Plagued with drug wars, Medellín was one of the most violent places on earth until a team of politicians, urban planners and architects began to erect brilliantly conceived public buildings in poor, war-zone neighborhoods.

There was a time in the not-too-distant past when a trip to Africa by a senior United States official would focus largely on humanitarian aid and development assistance to hopelessly poor, war-torn nations.

She could see that the desperate people who came to Greece from poor, war-torn countries over the past decade were being met with more suspicion than she, an oddity from the United States, ever was.