Sentence examples for the effects of fighting from inspiring English sources

Three-quarters of villages in northern parts of the country have been abandoned as people flee both internal conflict and the effects of fighting in the Darfur region, which has spilled across the border from neighbouring Sudan.

What's more, the psychological effects of fighting a nonhuman foe one which cannot feel pain or fear or mercy which cannot die are likely to be devastating for enemy forces.

Brian de Palma's "Redacted" and Paul Haggis's "In the Valley of Elah," released in fall 2007, questioned the war in Iraq, one in anger and the other in sorrow and both with emphasis on the effects of the fighting on men in the field.

The only news coverage was about Charles Taylor and the warlords and nothing about the effects of the fighting on mothers and children.

He said something to the effect of: 'Like fighting.' So I asked him 'Fighting?

The Bank of Israel said that the economy had been moderating before the conflict in Gaza, but that the effects of the fighting, especially on tourism, would "last for a relatively long time".

It certainly wasn't easy to ascertain the effects of the fighting in Damazin either.

One of the many shortcomings of Kenyan society since the electoral violence has been its failure to takes the effects of the fighting seriously enough.

The development crew involved more than 120 people, including stunt performers used to capture the effects of sword fighting and Link's movement.

Production of heavy water was slowed initially due to the effects of the fighting in Norway and a drought in the area, which led to a lack of water to provide hydroelectric power for the plant.

First, the follow-up period was too short to evaluate the incidence of cardiovascular events, because the effects of drugs in fighting pro-atherosclerotic processes in patients with T2DM requires more than 10 years.