Sentence examples for war with others from inspiring English sources

The desire to have proxies, as well as pressure from Saudi Arabia, a vital ally, to allow Sunni groups to operate in order to counter the perceived influence of Shia Iran, means that Pakistan tolerates some extremist groups, while it is at war with others.

Described as "always at war with others of the feathered kind" in early notes, the noisy miner is one of the most aggressive of the honeyeaters.

As I've explained before, targeted killings by drones may be justified if the U.S. government is killing members of enemy armed forces it's at war with, others who are directly participating in hostilities or who pose an imminent threat to American lives.

Democracies usually do not go to war with other democracies.

Historically, democracies have not gone to war with other democracies.

Countries with McDonald's don't go to war with other countries with McDonald's!

It turns out that White's satirical impulses are at war with other parts of his temperament.

It sanctions war with other nations only as a defensive measure when the faith is in danger.

Detectives fear the profits that can be made growing cannabis could lead to a turf war with other gangs.

It was a lopsided war, with other nations supporting federal forces seeking to unify the country and Biafra standing virtually alone.

"The danger of outsourcing effects is we get caught in a price war with other Chinese animation studios," Mr. Wang said.