Sentence examples for war progress from inspiring English sources

Already, Freedom's Watch and MoveOn have clashed through competing advertisements over Gen. David H. Petraeus's war progress report to Congress earlier this month.

Mr. Greene also writes poems on nature, war, progress and the like and mails mimeographed copies to three or four hundred friends & clients.

But the U.S. soon lost interest in prodding the Sabah family, and so 11 years after the gulf war progress has been modest, even in peaceful sandbox-sized Kuwait.

But this is only a recipe for another Hundred Years' War — progress on everyday material matters will simply heighten attention on value-laden issues of "who we are and want to be".

Despite a number of governmental attempts to achieve a more equitable distribution of income through a major program of agrarian reform in the late 1970s, as well as improvements in education and social services following the war, progress in El Salvador has been exceedingly slow.

His philosophical essay-dialogue-treatise, Three Conversations on War, Progress and the End of Human History (1900), is representative of the nonfictional Russian prose that, while not widely known outside Russia, is as revealing as the Russian novel of the permanent contradictions and aspirations of the Slavic character.

The Spanish war progressed no better than the domestic economy.

As the war progressed, demands from both sides escalated.

As the real war progressed, the Germans left.

Gallagher acknowledges that as the war progressed, "a struggle for a different kind of Union emerged".

As the war progressed, in response to the lack of resources, Southern ironclads were built smaller.