Sentence examples for prolonged insurgency from inspiring English sources
At the time, the government was facing a vicious and prolonged insurgency by leftist guerrillas.
Fears that the killings offered a grim precursor to a prolonged insurgency proved accurate.
In Kashmir, a prolonged insurgency against Indian rule has left thousands dead and still gives rise to intermittent violence.
No official figures have been released about those being held after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi's hometown, but scores of regime loyalists and foreign mercenaries, including sub-Saharan Africans from neighbouring countries, had maintained fierce resistance for weeks, raising fears of a prolonged insurgency that could destabilise the revolution.
Brahamdagh Bugti, an exiled Baloch separatist leader based in Switzerland, has demonstrated his willingness, for the first time in almost a decade, to negotiate with Pakistan to peacefully end the prolonged insurgency in the southwestern province of Balochistan.
This information is, however, lacking for the northern Uganda districts of Nwoya and Amuru that have suffered a setback in research due to the prolonged insurgency in the region.
"There is a feeling of extreme helplessness: 'We have no power, so why take responsibility?' " Denial brings its own problems, namely the risk of prolonging the insurgency, because people do not know who their enemy is.
As the Democratic candidate, William Jennings Bryan, clashed with the Republican incumbent over imperialism, which the Democrats called "the paramount issue," critics of the war had to defend themselves against accusations of having treasonously inspired the insurgency, prolonged the conflict, and betrayed American soldiers.
Only in Nicaragua did a leftist insurgency take control, and it eventually yielded power when defeated in an election; prolonged leftist guerrilla movements in El Salvador and Guatemala came to an end through negotiated settlements.
