Sentence examples for waging it from inspiring English sources
With the exception of Dan Rather -- who alone among TV heavies had the guts to pronounce the presidential face-off "pedantic, dull, unimaginative, lackluster, humdrum, you pick the word" -- the bloviators were as rigid in analyzing the debate as its combatants were in waging it.
Those waging it don't have time for subtlety.
The question is now where, not whether, British troops are waging it.
Whatever people may think of the war in Afghanistan, most support the troops waging it.
Israelis were angry with their government after the war, but not for waging it.
"We have waged it, we know its cost to our people".
Weeding out corruption will be a hard battle, but Indonesians elected him to wage it.
It encapsulates the scale of the struggle and the courage of those who waged it.
A counter-guerrilla war was simply another form of warfare, and he would learn how to wage it successfully.
A trial, and the costly and time-consuming preparation needed to wage it, could be problematic for both sides.
