Sentence examples for scale of the war from inspiring English sources

NO ONE doubts the scale of the war in Congo.

In other words, the scale of the war will not be decided in advance.

Obviously, the scale of the war on terrorism isn't anything like the scale of the Second World War.

I think they fail to understand the complexity and scale of the war effort, which leads to a flawed analysis.

The familiar answer is that in 1965, Lyndon Johnson was protecting his Great Society programs by concealing the scale of the war he was launching.

A senior Syrian official explained that Israel's failure to unseat Hamas from power in Gaza, despite the scale of the war, gave Assad enough political room to continue the negotiations without losing credibility in the Arab world.

Speaking ahead of the ceremony, the first minister said: "The National Service of Remembrance is a poignant occasion and one that will be replicated at memorials across Wales, reflecting the scale of the wars that were fought in the 20th Century.

At the moment, no outside power -- Angola, Zimbabwe and Namibia on the side of Mr. Kabila and Uganda and Rwanda behind several rebel groups -- seems to have the military might or political will to destroy the others and tip the scales of the war.

In addition, the scale of that war was modest compared to the present U.S. wars across the Greater Middle East.

In May, Lyudmila Savchuk, a self-identified former troll, brought a legal case against her former employer, Internet Research, to highlight the scale of the information war.

It's sort of historic, in sheer accomplishment for a president in office less than two years, considering the scale of the epic war machine he faced down when he took the job.