Sentence examples for uncertain war from inspiring English sources

An ill-fitting home-front mentality is taking shape to complement America's uncertain war with terrorism.

Now, Nato is involved in a far more hazardous and uncertain war.

"That's a real war, and a very uncertain war," said Takis Pappas, a political science professor at the University of Macedonia.

Although he is optimistic about the future of the local job market, Mr White acknowledges that this uncertain war and protracted campaign is unchartered territory.

The French President François Hollande was in a hurry, too: That very evening, he was bound to fly to Mali where the French troops are waging as small but uncertain war to contain Al-Qaeda's expansion in Africa.

For the fresh-faced men and women stationed here, though, Marine camps like this one -- potential staging points for an announced, but still uncertain, war -- have been transformed since Sept. 11 as surely as any place back home.

If the inquiry finds itself uncertain whether war against Iraq met those tests in March 2003, then it can only conclude that the war was unlawful.

That was a long and uncertain cold war, but America won, and the same strategy must be applied in the battle against radical Islam.

In reserve, Belfasts future was uncertain: post-war defence cuts made manpower-intensive cruisers excessively costly to operate, and it was not until March 1955 that the decision was taken to modernise Belfast.

When the Nazis had to choose whom to starve in an uncertain and long war, they thought racially and picked the Jews.

He has proposed a major reorganization of homeland security agencies and is working aggressively to lead an uncertain nation to war against Saddam Hussein.