The phrase "attendant war" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about conflicts that are secondary or related to a primary issue, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The attendant war that followed the treaty negotiations left the region in turmoil."
Alternatives: "related conflict" or "subsequent war".
They have seen drugs, and the attendant war, pulverise and very nearly break a succession of countries in the region.
We just recognized the annual awarding of an international peace prize created by a man who grew rich from the sales of dynamite and the attendant war munitions.
And while the new generation of hacktivists has Wikileaks as its model, they also grew up in the era of George W. Bush's neo-imperialism and its attendant war against transparency.
I've had an idea for sometime that by meeting people living on the world's geopolitical periphery, I can learn the most about both globalization and its attendant wars.
Staten Island was not immune to the drug trade and its attendant turf wars, and, for the young Hawkins, the intimacy of the place made it impossible to run away from his problems.
Drawing close to 500 attendants, Chaos Wars is the Christmas, Kwanza, Easter, Yom Kippur, and Boxing Day of the Belegarth calendar.
Il Trovatore, one of the great tragic works of the 19th century, deals with the abuses attendant on civil war, the private agendas that dictate political brutality and the catastrophes that follow from groundless superstition.
Of most interest to this festival attendant, though, was a war film from a later era.
Schell courted controversy and much of his work, including The Pedestrian (1973), dealt with the second world war, its attendant crimes and the notion of collective guilt.
Whitman's service as an attendant to wounded Civil War soldiers is at the heart of Chris Adrian's "Every Night for a Thousand Years".
But the way that money is withdrawn, in the back half of the decade, and the attendant risk of currency war, could very easily swamp the small banking systems of weak economies in its wake.
