Sentence examples for wars whether from inspiring English sources

We've also waged elective wars, whether in the Dominican Republic or the Philippines.

I try to review our recent wars, whether mapped on Afghanistan or in ghetto streets and surrounding precarious clinics.

But even before his retirement the allegations of Francis and the reports of wars, whether justly or unjustly undertaken, had damaged his reputation; and the passionate moral concern about the standards of the British in India felt by Edmund Burke, the great Whig parliamentarian, had come to be focused on Hastings.

Join me in declaring a war on our tired policy of declaring wars, whether it's the war on terror, the war on drugs, the war on poverty, the war on whatever.

So there was no need to deploy our white blood cells (our troops) in extended wars, whether in Afghanistan or Iraq, the latter country of which had nothing whatsoever to do with 9/11.

These surges sustain an alternative fact that the U.S. military can "win" messy insurgencies and sectarian/ethnic wars, whether in Iraq or Afghanistan or Libya or Yemen or elsewhere.

Several sites collect images of war, whether distant or recent.

On drinking, war, whether and how to respond to Katrina or the economic crisis?

Two parents openly at war whether together or apart causes grief.

Everyone is dragged into a war, whether they were for it or against it".

But there is no need to declare a new cold war, whether over energy supplies or more generally.