91.   There were said to be many more bodies, but it was too dangerous around a jagged bend, and who had the stomach to look anyway.

92.   There, as in their drive on Kabul later, they are said to have found that local mujahedeen commanders proved to have little stomach for battle.

93.   They had kept him in power in a new Europe that has no stomach for dictators.

94.   They only have stomach aches when they are in the on-deck circle in the last inning with the bases loaded.

95.   They had no stomach for pain or suffering of any kind, but this in itself could not prevent it.

96.   Threats of military intervention are less meaningful, too, because Americans have no stomach to sacrifice lives for what they think are lost causes rather than vital interests.

97.   This time around, almost nobody seemed to have the stomach for another rescue.

98.   Under Saudi law, political organizing is prohibited and even many critical Saudis acknowledge, with some embarrassment, they have no stomach for defying the rules.

99.   Until recently, he had shown no signs of organizational activity, which lulled his potential rivals into believing he had no stomach for a race.

100.   Western public opinion, it was believed, had no stomach for the sorts of casualties that a ground war would have entailed.