Sentence examples for state of warfare from inspiring English sources

"Weather" is a constant state of warfare between man and nature.

Adverse living conditions include a state of warfare or civil insurrection in the general area of the individual's tax home.

The collapse of the country into a permanent state of warfare will send waves of boat-people towards Western Europe or anywhere else they can find refuge.

For the last half of the 20th century an almost continuous state of warfare and political unrest in the kouprey's range kept outsiders away.

Earlier, in September, Kennedy expressed frustration that Gen. Victor Krulak and Joseph Mendenhall, a Foreign Service officer, had returned from a fact-finding trip to Vietnam with conflicting reports on the state of warfare.

The period from the late 17th century to the beginning of the 19th century saw France, Great Britain, and other European powers engaged in a near-constant state of warfare that often included actions in the colonies.

Mourinho is currently in a state of open warfare with Sky.

The Yanomami, he declared, "live in a state of chronic warfare".

The latter delights in a state of constant warfare with the family's unmarried daughter.

There was effectively a state of open warfare between Mourinho and the club captain Iker Casillas.

It enables our state of perpetual warfare, and ensures that as little as we care and understand today, we'll care and understand even less tomorrow.