Sentence examples for war damaged from inspiring English sources

His opposition to the Vietnam War damaged his standing with the Johnson Administration.

Operatives in both parties agree that John Kerry's apparent equivocation on the Iraq war damaged his 2004 campaign.

Johnson's conduct of the war damaged his own and the government's credibility, miring the nation in a quagmire that would bitterly divide the American people.

The war damaged tracks and facilities, but the nearly 10 miles of railway bridges were the most difficult to replace, said Narcis Dzumhur, general manager of the railway company in Sarajevo.

A generation of war damaged Eritrea's modest manufacturing sector, which appeared during the Italian colonial period and provided many Eritrean workers with skills that later enabled them to find work abroad.

But Mr. Langton's pacifism during the war damaged his relations with the British theater world, and after the war he moved permanently to the United States, where he pursued his career both on the stage and on television.

A jeepney is a jeep converted into a form of public transportation, and it was born after the 2nd World War, when Filipinor started convening war-damaged & surplus jeeps into civilian transportation.

Liberians are returning from abroad to repair war-damaged houses.

Peace and a tentative rule of law have stolen back on to the war-damaged streets.

At one war-damaged house, workers made repairs on the roof.

By Kennedy Fraser Barker grew up surrounded by voluble women and silent, war-damaged men.