Sentence examples for waged out from inspiring English sources

But, as the coverage of the Loyal Political Wives shows, it's as much a struggle to be waged out in the world as within formal politics.

That's according to the findings of a new report from security firm FireEye, which last month revealed details of a ten-year cyber campaign waged out of China against companies across Asia.

Both sides waged all-out publicity campaigns, with billboards, radio and magazine ads.

By her own account, Doyle waged all-out psychological warfare against her husband.

The awards are compensation for lost wages, out-of-pocket expenses for doctors, medications and other health costs, and pain and suffering, which is based on the extent of someone's disability.

It has been waging all-out war on the institutional checks and balances designed to protect democracy from domination by a single party.

Turkey has come to a point where the government, setting aside timid attempts at conciliation, seems intent on waging all-out war against any opposition to its policies.

North Korea dismissed the findings as a fabrication and warned that it would wage "all-out war" if it were punished, North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency reported.

Taylor Swift has waged all out war against Spotify, teaming up with Apple Music instead.

She also waged a drawn out presidential primary campaign against Obama in 2008 in those states.

This and other arguments are made in a coming book, "Waging Heavy Peace," out in October.