Sentence examples for prolonged warfare from inspiring English sources
For instance: "There is no instance of a country having benefited from prolonged warfare".
Governments are bunkering down, and preparing for protracted battles, banking on the likelihood that union leaderships are not equal to such prolonged warfare.
Members of Parliament expressed concern over the reports of bombing blunders and civilian deaths, and dismay over the absence of early successes and the likelihood of prolonged warfare.
"Given the level of uncontrolled violence," Hayden said, "the most we can do is to contain its excesses and preserve the possibility of reconciliation in the future". He compared the Iraq situation to the prolonged warfare in the Balkans.
During the 1660s and 1670s Mazepa's transfer of loyalty between rival hetmans contributed to the complex and prolonged warfare (that continued into the 1680s) among the Turks, Russians, Poles, and various Cossack factions for control of the Ukraine.
But the strain of the prolonged warfare showed in the polarization of society between the wealthy few who had profited from the war and the masses whom it had ravaged and impoverished.
Then stocks around the world plunged in late March after President Trump decided to apply tariffs on some imports from China — the first skirmishes in a trade fight that has since become what appears to be prolonged trench warfare.
Safe and effective radioprotectors were needed in the event of a radiological warfare or accident, a nuclear terrorist attack, radiation therapy, or prolonged space travel [ 14- 18].
The ovations were prolonged.
Shackling for prolonged periods.
