Sentence examples for relentless conflict from inspiring English sources

It is an increasingly strange place, Bethlehem -- a place clenched, or perhaps twisted, by the relentless conflict.

Millions of people have died from malnutrition and disease connected to the relentless conflict, and hundreds of thousands of women have been raped.

In 1989, after being bloodied by 10 years of relentless conflict, the Russians withdrew, leaving behind a civilisation reduced to rubble.

United Nations officials predict that the famine occurring in several areas of southern Somalia will soon spread, the consequence of one of the worst droughts in 60 years and relentless conflict.

They had given the Pentagon sceptics a bloody nose and proved that "weekend warriors" are perfectly capable of engaging in full-scale armoured combat whenever Uncle Sam needs them.Unfortunately, not every battle in the relentless conflict between the full-time American army and the Army National Guard, a mostly part-time force with strong local roots, has such a rapid and decisive outcome.

Manufacturing the weaponry and supplying food and clothing for these armies and this relentless conflict required an industrial economy that made war the business not just of soldiers but of whole societies, of citizens and workers situated well beyond the battlefield.

In other words, civil war is an ongoing, widespread, often organized and rather relentless sectarian conflict.

With wavy gray hair, gravel in his voice and a taste for adventure, Mr. Baxter, a 50-year-old New Yorker, was trying to avoid the relentless Middle East conflict and focus on young Israelis hanging out at their favorite seafront haunt, Mike's Place, where the live blues music and the dancing often last through the night.

The anniversary should be used as an opportunity to ensure that UN member states take a practical approach in turning the resolution into a means of achieving real security for millions of women who are grappling with the effects of relentless violent conflict.

Twelve weeks of relentless urban conflict has reduced many of Misrata's streets to ruins.

In previous years Somalia's NIDs have reached over 90 per cent of Somali children, an impressive figure in a country where the infrastructure remains devastated after years of relentless civil conflict.