Sentence examples for war head-on from inspiring English sources

"I'm wary of taking a big subject – say, the Iraq war – head-on.

You can understand why; to deal with the war head-on risks having your novel taken aesthetic hostage.

But there is another, more resonant view of Britishness that confronts the Ukip-inspired culture war head on.

While Pleasant Hill Shakers were merely the targets of recruitment efforts, South Union suffered "the ravages of War" head on, as an eldress wrote in her family's journal.

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"We don't seek war or head-on confrontation but if necessary we shall not flinch from them". After the failure of the G8 meeting in St Petersburg at the weekend to step in, EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels yesterday also settled for a bland joint statement that exposed divisions between European governments.

Americans, Soros avowed, would rather be "grievously misled by the Bush administration" than confront the failures of Afghanistan, Iraq and the war on terror head-on.

They said they anticipate performing significant combat operations and peacekeeping missions simultaneously as the pace of the war shifts from head-on combat to a more subtle phase.

Earlier this month, Didi announced that it is taking over Uber's China unit and forming a new company; the two decided to end a fierce war after competing head-on for years.

In a head-on war China's armed forces would be no match for America's.

The most aggressive would amount to a head-on war for ridership, including fare cuts and improved service, perhaps even by running vans.