Sentence examples for the constant war from inspiring English sources

It is part of his job to spend cold nights out on the hill in the constant war against foxes, using his skills to protect his partridge and pheasants, as well as ground-nesting birds, all of which suffer from the attention of predators.

The city provided a strategic advantage in the constant war with the Crusaders and allowed the sultan to keep an eye on his relatively ambitious vassals in Syria and al-Jazira.

The constant war between the virion's capabilities for finding and infecting the cell, and the retaliation by the host, leads to evolutionary dynamics known as Red Queen Van Valenn 1974) and ecological cycles called Lotka-Volterra/Kill-the-Winner (Bratbak et al. 1990).

"I'm worried about undermining our civil liberties, the constant wars going on, the debt of $16 trillion.

The motivations of these earlier thinkers was no doubt to end the constant warring among great powers.

The constant wars of the local kingdoms with the two new rivals, the Mughals and the Marathas, and among themselves, caused further instability in the region.

All of which is as nothing compared to the virtually constant war of words between Margaret Thatcher and Church leaders.

But in the hard days to follow, will their voices carry to the rest of the world over the din of constant war?

For the true believers, constant war with the Arabs was essential to avoid "assimilation [of Jews] into the Semitic expanse".

On June 8 , 1949 George Orwell published a novel describing a fictitious world gripped in the vise of constant war and a society held captive by the ever-watchful gaze of a shadowy totalitarian dictator known as "Big Brother".

"The government was at constant war with the rebels," said Ms. Wurie, who lived in Freetown, the nation's capital.