Sentence examples for unresolved wars from inspiring English sources
If judged by that standard, 9/11 was also one of history's most successful terrorist acts, dragging the United States into two as yet unresolved wars, draining the treasury of $1 trillion and climbing, as well as damaging America's power and prestige.
Now with 9/11, two disastrous and unresolved wars, economic collapse, and the loss of confidence in the institutions of government, we are once again seeing the emergence of a movement bent on usurping "America" and its symbols to promote particular political goals.
"A successful agreement could prevent conflict, whereas if Abyei and other issues remain unresolved, war becomes much more likely," said John Prendergast, of the antigenocide Enough Project.
Mr. Clinton has arrived to find Mr. Putin absorbed with domestic politics, a wrenching set of economic reforms just getting under way and an unresolved war in Chechnya.
Since then, he has written about unresolved war crimes in Kosovo, post-traumatic stress disorder, and a Russian arms trafficker, for which he was named a 2013 Livingston Award finalist.
And although they had a range of issues on their agenda -- including Russia's struggle to reform its economy and its unresolved war in Chechnya -- arms control dominated their talks.
The looming withdrawal of American and NATO troops by 2014 from the still unresolved war, along with President Karzai's coming exit, is causing anxiety among the Afghan elite who have been among the war's biggest beneficiaries, enriching themselves from American military contracts, insider business deals with foreign companies, government corruption and narcotics trafficking.
Of all the unresolved cold war issues that have plagued relations between the West and Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the question of NATO's role has been the most explosive and the most persistent.
Now it is the world's and especially Obama's unresolved Cold War Era problem.
The Tea Party delivered the House to the GOP in 2010, but ultimately left the party in an unresolved civil war.
One-term presidents usually leave office with their parties divided, the economy in crisis, wars unresolved, approval ratings in the tank and a sullen public rejecting them.
