Sentence examples for that waged between from inspiring English sources

With the spate of new airports in the region, Asia may soon see a dogfight between airports not unlike that waged between airlines.

Industry analysts were quick to point out the similarity between the current battle and that waged between Associated and Robert Maxwell in 1987.

The war of words was followed by religious war," said Dr Alexander Weber from the department of Cultures and Languages at Birkbeck College in London, referring to the religion-induced conflicts that waged through Europe between 1524 to 1648.

The fictional countries of San Theodoros and Nuevo Rico were based on the real countries Bolivia and Paraguay, while the Gran Chapo War depicted in the strip was an allusion to the Gran Chaco War (1932 35) that was waged between Bolivian and Paraguayan forces over lucrative oil fields in the Gran Chaco region.

Never in living memory has there been a political contest like that now being waged between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

~ Martin Luther King, Jr ~ PHILIP GOUREVITCH: I think that is an expression of the ideal of the spirit in which one would hope to receive such news — especially when the wars that America has waged between 9/11 and the killing of Bin Laden have come at such staggering cost to others (many who were not our enemies) and to ourselves: so many self-inflicted wounds.

A battle is quietly being waged between the industry that produces genetically modified seeds and scientists trying to investigate the environmental impacts of engineered crops.

A constant battle is being waged between the rivers that bring sediments eroded from the land to the sea and the waves and currents of the receiving body of water.

The battle goes on, except that nowadays it is waged between parliament and the executive branch of government in Whitehall.

It is also one of the world's most unusual insurgencies, given that it is being waged between two comparatively wealthy nations - standing in stark contrast to conflict in and among failed states, such as Afghanistan, Mali, Somalia, and Sudan.

The newspaper – known for running hawkish pieces that do not always reflect official policy, but reflect the view of some within the power elites – predicted that an imminent conflict might be waged between China and Japan, adding: "If the US does not go too far, we will not target it in safeguarding our air defence zone.