Sentence examples for waged as from inspiring English sources

"Money can be 'ammunition.' " The result was a war waged as much by for-profit companies as by the military.

A campaign of physical therapy was waged, as well, to give him minimal influence over his right hand.

Meanwhile the third struggle is being waged as vigorously as ever, and it sometimes seems that the books dealing with Iraq will outnumber those on both world wars.

With so much attention focused in recent years on the war on terror and the dangerous work being done by American soldiers, the main contribution of "DEA" may be to remind us that there is still a war on drugs being waged as well, with similar dangers and urgency.

Together, the two statements, posted on the Internet by opposition Web sites, made clear that opposition leaders — much like their hard-line foes — are girding supporters for a long-term battle to be waged as much through ideas and quiet social organizing as through the public protests that followed Iran's disputed presidential election on June 12.

When it was at its most heated, the feud between Dawkins and Gould was waged as publicly as scientific debate may be.

Years ago, Mr. McConnell would describe the fight he was waging as lonely.

The commission wants to restore the link to wages, as soon as 2010 if possible.

Demand was high, competition rife, and wages as poor as the health of bakers.

The stonecutters' wages as well as the transportation costs were complete losses.

Alaskans also voted to raise the minimum wage, as did people in Arkansas, Nebraska and South Dakota.