Sentence examples for analysis of war from inspiring English sources
The analysis of war may be divided into several categories.
Early on, the staff had prepared an analysis of war and its relationship to oil dependence.
Sontag contributed thirteen pieces to The New Yorker from 1973 to 2002, including "Looking at War," a critical analysis of war photography and the iconography of suffering.
First, the moral analysis of war suffers when we are not attending to the end of war: peace.
The art of maneuver became decisive, and analysis of war was couched accordingly in terms of strategies.
Paul Fussell, the former Rutgers professor who wrote "The Great War and Modern Memory" (Oxford UP), considered a seminal analysis of war writing and winner of a National Book Award in 1976, has praised all of Mr. Hynes's war books.
Analysis of the war from a legal standpoint is not something anyone should be confused about.
He says he craves the more "in-depth" analysis of the war that he finds in The Inquirer, as well as on National Public Radio and the BBC.
A historical, legal and strategic analysis of the "war on terror" questions whether democratic states can survive in the 21st century.
Analysis of the war logs revealed both the mayhem wrought by thousands of improvised insurgent roadside bombs; and graphic details of the friction between US generals and neighbouring Pakistan.
OF course, any analysis of the war's economic impact over time is not complete without considering the potential future benefits to the United States and the rest of the world.
