Sentence examples for progress of a war from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the price of oil will likely swing with the progress of a war, industry executives and analysts said.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, General Petraeus will once again appear on Capitol Hill, testifying about the progress of a war that most Democrats and, polls suggest, most Americans think cannot end quickly enough.

Mrs. Clinton has been a regular visitor here, coming three times as a senator to chart the progress of a war she voted to authorize, but later said had been mismanaged by the Bush administration.

That may involve producing full-tilt, depending on the progress of a possible war -- something the cartel has never done before, those analysts said.

As Eisenhower prepared for the political stage, every misspoken or emotionally charged word uttered by his greatest fighting general threatened to undermine Eisenhower's credibility and authority, as well as the progress of a post-war order.

Most Americans would also be stunned to discover that 1,000 attacks per week constitutes some form of progress in a war that was supposed to be over four years ago.

The staff keeps track of student progress in a war room with green, yellow and red posters to indicate which children are likely to fail state exams.

At the front of the hotel, General Eisenhower plotted the progress of the war behind a concrete barrier installed for his protection.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrived in Afghanistan on Monday for discussions on the progress of the war, including an intensified wave of insider attacks by Afghan forces on NATO service members, even as New Zealand became the latest coalition partner to announce an accelerated troop withdrawal.

From then on, Days of Glory follows the familiar progress of a Hollywood Second World War action movie like Robert Aldrich's Attack, Sam Fuller's The Big Red One or Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan.

Mr. White says he wanted to offer the public a way to assess independently the progress of the war: "I think there is a need for some place you can go and say these are the figures.