Sentence examples for war compounds from inspiring English sources

The war compounds the danger of a looming famine in southeast Ethiopia, where a drought has put eight million people at risk of starvation.

These Com munist ‐ occupied territories contain major base camps, training sites, logistics facili ties, weapons and ammuni tion factories, airstrips and prisoner of war compounds.

This housing crisis was barely under control when the war compounded the problem, with the Third Reich's war of extermination against the USSR making millions homeless.

The gay, oblivious rush of the world to this war compounded its dreadfulness for subsequent generations, but Mr Allingham added a corrective.

Prolonging the error of our decision to go to war, compounded with our decision not to withdraw, only adds fuel to the discontent of factions destined to pursue their claims to power.

Among these, first, were famines, which affected most of Italy in the years 1339 40, 1346 47, 1352 53, and 1374 75, and a general expansion and intensification of war compounded these catastrophes.

A nun walks past a North Vietnamese Army corpse after an abortive attempt to breach a prisoner of war compound that ended in a massacre at the nearby Dong Lach refugee camp in 1969.

The higher undr-5 mortality rate observed in the South and Middle Euphrates region compared to the North region is mainly due to the South region being on the forefront of the 8 years Iran-Iraq war and the 1991 Gulf War, compounded by the economic hardships of the region.

Speaks of the toils and terrible misadventures in Asia; the problems of getting out of the war without compounding it.

Democrats seized on the newly disclosed National Intelligence Estimate as confirmation of their case that the Iraq war has compounded the global terrorism threat.

The continuing guerrilla assaults on occupying forces and leaders of the new Iraqi government in the years after the war only compounded the difficulty of rebuilding Iraq.