Sentence examples for terms of war from inspiring English sources

In terms of WAR, or wins above replacement player, Pujols had 5.4 this season.

Every major life journey or challenge tends to be described in terms of war.

In terms of war fighting, on the battlefield Donald Rumsfeld was exactly right.

President George W. Bush defined his era in terms of war, and the public largely saw it the same way.

There's no great communal guilt or shame; the country paid a pittance in terms of war reparations.

"This was not a statement in terms of war," he said, recounting his call for rebellion in 1995.

"I will always be an advocate in terms of wars of necessity.

History is taught in terms of wars and leaders, but the real changes in history tend to be economic.

"Afghanization" seems increasingly likely, however, with everything this entails in terms of wars of attrition, and of regional and international forces fighting in the Syrian arena.

I think it's really important to know what's being done in our names around the world in terms of wars, but I had this compelling sense that what was more important than war was the story about aftermath.

By contrast, the second conception, which seeks to analyse power in terms of war-repression, does not concern itself with juridical questions of legitimacy.