Sentence examples for a wider war between from inspiring English sources

Its 32-year-old peace treaty with Israel remains the main bulwark against a wider war between the Jewish state and the Arab world.

These figures gave Gamergate a new sense of direction – generalising the rhetoric: this was now a wider war between "Social Justice Warriors" (SJWs) and everyday, normal, decent people.

A majority of Americans said they thought the fighting in Afghanistan would lead to a wider war between the West and Muslim countries, but there were signs that people were feeling more secure at home.

He said a blanket attempt to imprison foreign fighters "could have a radicalising effect on the returnees' friends, families and communities, reinforcing a perception of a wider war between the west and Islam".

Throughout the Persian Gulf there are extremists who would like nothing more than to transform a confrontation with Iraq into a wider war between the Arab world and Israel or the Arab world and the West.

The battle over taxing Airbnb hosts is just one front of a wider war between startups which set out to "disrupt" existing industries, and governments which struggle to regulate the new firms according to rules set up for an earlier age.

Odds on, it would get sucked into any wider war between China and the US, like it or not.

They may be the only two people standing between Europe and a wider war.

In 1748, after the war between the British and Spanish had expanded into a wider war against the French known in the colonies as King George's War, a Spanish fleet attacked Brunswick Town, North Carolina, and Innes assisted the local militia under Captain William Dry in repulsing the raiding force.

The risk of a wider war Libya's war is partly a proxy struggle between Qatar and UAE, two Gulf states.

Any outside intervention risks fueling a wider war.