Sentence examples for because of the cold war from inspiring English sources

Most crucially, she opposed Truman on military aid to Greece and Turkey, and said she voted for the Marshall Plan "because of its decency" and not "because of the cold war".

Yet the war on the Eastern Front is still obscure, largely because of the cold war.

Mayonnaise,once known in Turkey as Russiandressing, was later "referred to as Americandressing because of the cold war".

The people who say the 1980 team was so important because of the cold war, they're not historians.

She grew up in Sakhalin, unable to travel to South Korea for decades because of the cold war.

There were some fancy buffets that also offered the mayonnaise once known as Russian salad but now referred to as American salad because of the Cold War.

I suspect the decline of the declaration of war happened because during the Cold War, a nuclear exchange might take minutes.

Instead, because the institutions of the Cold War lived on, the spirit of the enterprise lay dormant, only waiting for the opportunity to spring forth.

Further afield, Eritrea, East Timor, and South Sudan were able to secure their independence in part because the end of the Cold War meant that the international community could permit a freer exercise of self-determination.

"The word 'revolution' scares my mother because she thinks of the Cold War, communism, Stalin," said Matthew Collura, a 24-year-old organizer for the grassroots group Millennials for Bernie.

In 1946, the United States proposed that uranium enrichment and plutonium be put under international control, a proposal that failed because of the onset of the cold war.