Sentence examples for War's effects from inspiring English sources

Brown next directed The Human Comedy (1943), a drama about the war's effects on the inhabitants of a small town.

Drought in 1870 74 exacerbated the civil war's effects as the unity of the Wahhābī community disintegrated.

So did the song celebrate the enduring incorporality of war's aims or the vivid corporality of war's effects?

One year old at the war's end, he grew up in the Allgäu, a region in the foothills of the Alps that was largely spared the war's effects.

The drama, "Over There," will illuminate the war's effects on the seven or eight men in a unit in Iraq and their families.

Some experts say that it is time to do more to rid the land of the war's effects, particularly by detecting unexploded shells.

But the war's effect has not been entirely positive.

But the war's effect is difficult to measure.

But the war's effect on Mr. Bush may be greater than its impact on American politics.

His wife will get out soon, however, and he cannot help wondering about the war's effect on his daughter.

And while the coalitions and operations there can blur together for even the most engaged citizen, the war's effect on our nation's consciousness cannot be overstated.