Sentence examples for war worsened from inspiring English sources
Freedpeople celebrated Confederate surrender, but the end of the war worsened conditions on Roanoke Island.
As the war worsened, she become one of the few people Bashar still consulted.
But if Iraq's sectarian war worsened, the Saudis would line up with Sunni tribal leaders.
The civil war worsened – its death toll now approaches half a million and a huge refugee crisis continues.
As the war worsened, students above the secondary schools were mobilized as temporary workers in military industries and agricultural communities in order to increase production, and a great number of students were sent to the battlefields.
As the war worsened last autumn and winter, he described the decision as an affirmation of reality, recognizing that the army had disintegrated during the American invasion and that the soldiers would not have responded to a summons to regroup.
The second: they may conclude that they have no option but to pick a side in the Syrian war, worsening a conflict that many diplomats now accept can only be resolved politically.
Reaction in Libya to news of the arrest is muted, with the civil war worsening and the failure of a year-long UN mediation process to end the fighting triggering fears that administration of the country is headed for collapse.
"War worsens everything," Barack Malith Atem, a 55-year-old medical director at the Kuajok hospital, told The WorldPost.
The concerns highlighted by the international community have been the same concerns illustrated in the previous two resolutions; human rights abuses during the final stages of the war, worsening media freedom, a crackdown by the government on any opposition, growing religious intolerance and an apparent disregard for genuine reconciliation following the end of the civil war.
The hopes for better times under Africa's "new leaders" that infused his 1998 visit were dashed when some he had back-slapped went to war and the much talked-of African "take-off" failed to materialise.Realism replaced over-optimism as Africa's wars worsened, including in Sierra Leone.
