Sentence examples for unhelpful war from inspiring English sources

Some analysts warn that the shale gas phenomenon has provoked an unhelpful war of words between the gas and renewables industries, which complement each other in a way that nuclear power does not.

The new US anti-drugs chief, Gil Kerlikowske, has called the expression "war on drugs" unhelpful.

Ultimately, the Cold War analogy is unhelpful, because it allows Americans to make a virtue of our ignorance.

Now President Barack Obama's drug tsar, Gil Kerlikowske, carefully describes America's own war on drugs as "unhelpful".

In a very early sign of the new administration's break from its predecessor, Kerlikowske declared the term "War on Drugs" an unhelpful appellation.

Mr. Putin has attacked journalists as unhelpful and, in the context of the Chechnya war, even traitorous.

Already some think this is a war against the religion; that is a very unhelpful perception".

Mr. Chavez's courtship of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, known as the FARC, has added an unhelpful new complication to Colombia's long and murderous civil war.

The White House maintains that it has been in compliance with the War Powers Act and has called the resolutions unhelpful and unnecessary.

ReprintsLieutenant-commander Neil Greenberg, a Royal Navy psychiatrist researching Gulf war illnesses at Kings College Hospitall, says mass counselling is particularly unhelpful in the military.

I've been quiet on Iraq lately because it's so tempting -- but rather unhelpful -- to rant one more time about President Bush's folly in launching this war.