Sentence examples for unfair war from inspiring English sources

According to Shultz, the embargo empowers the armed Serbians against the unarmed Muslims and makes this an unfair war.

Around the corner from the main mosque in downtown Amman, Ez al-Din Maswada, 73, sat in his dry goods shop and raged against what he saw as America's "unfair" war against Islam.

In previous speeches, he has said he will never give up fighting for Bolivia's access to the sea, and in early March promised that "if we recuperate Bolivia's access to the sea, I promise I will dance the [traditional] Morenada dance at Carnaval". Yet when Morales made that promise he was talking about full access to the land and ports stolen by Chile in an unfair war over a century ago.

Six months after we laid her to rest in 2014, I was diagnosed with cancer for the third time and took a year off from work to fight an unfair war.

Horwatt deemed Thuyen Nguyen's 2006 An Unfair War, a criticism of the Iraq war, similar in its attempt "to speak for those who cannot".

In CineAction, Elijah Horwatt wrote that Thuyen Nguyen's 2006 An Unfair War, a criticism of the Iraq War, similarly attempts "to speak for those who cannot".

In 1941 he had led a march of 50,000 against unfair government and war industry employment practices, which resulted in the Fair Employment Practices Commission.

Though it recalls "Under Fire," a 1983 film with Gene Hackman and Nick Nolte about reporters covering the revolution in Nicaragua, it would be unfair to hold "War Stories" to feature-film standards.

One of the unfair realities of war is that those who declare it often are not veterans themselves, so they do not, and cannot, understand the costs they are imposing on those who are sent into the fight.

Despite his harsh treatment of the warring tribes, Sherman spoke out against the unfair way speculators and government agents treated the natives within the reservations.

War is unfair, officials say.