Sentence examples for war range from inspiring English sources
Sheet music for "The Battle Cry of Freedom" sold thousands of copies in 1862, and estimates for the entire war range as high as 750,000.
Estimates for the number of women like Lejla who were subjected to sexual violence during the Bosnian War range from 20,000 to more than 50,000.
One consideration which became more acute was that even from the original Armstrong models, following the Crimean War, range and hitting power far exceeded simple accuracy, especially at sea where the slightest roll or pitch of the vessel as 'floating weapons-platform' could negate the advantage of rifling.
The report estimated that the immediate, direct conflict-related casualties could, within only months of the start of a conventional war, range from 48,716 to 261,100 for Iraqi civilians, combatants and coalition forces combined, excluding the resultant indirect casualties and the possibility of a civil war.
The number of people who are thought to have disappeared during the war ranges from 1,000 to 5,000.
The most interesting part of the game is what is least reminiscent of God of War: ranged combat.
But the Reuters list, based on estimates by human rights groups and other independent groups monitoring the war, ranged from nearly 13,000 to more than 16,000 Iraqis killed.
Jonathan Schell's The Unconquerable World (Penguin), believing with passion that minds and peaceful protest matter much more than war, ranges far beyond 1968.
When they did so, Stiles notes, it was inevitable that they would use the same methods they had employed during the war, "ranging from robbery to intimidation to murder".
There are, moreover, wide differences of opinion among pacifists themselves about their attitude toward a community at war, ranging from the very small minority who would refuse to do anything that could help the national effort to those prepared to offer any kind of service short of actual fighting.
They will be egged on by the usual laptop bombardiers and blowhard ex-generals whose records of success in recent wars range from the questionable to the downright lamentable.
