Sentence examples for breakout of war from inspiring English sources

A "series of mistakes, misperceptions, and missed opportunities on all sides" internationally contributed to the breakout of war.

When they lost the second game on Thursday night, The Calgary Herald beseeched readers in a front-page headline that was big enough to announce a breakout of war: "OK, let's move on".

With northern soldiers and tanks occupying Abyei and southern officials demanding their withdrawal — and tens of thousands of civilians recently displaced and scattered in the bush — Western diplomats and many Sudanese fear that the breakup of Sudan could coincide with the breakout of war, unless Abyei is solved.

In the year 1939, for example, just before the breakout of war in Europe and prior to our country's entry, for some refugees, primarily those within Europe's Jewish communities, the exit door, though slammed tightly shut for the majority, contained a slight and brief open crack for some.

"It is your duty to prevent the breakout of civil war as a woman, as a wife and as a mother of young children yourself," the ambassadors' wives said in their note on the petition.

Nathaniel Davis, a seasoned diplomat who shepherded American interests through upheavals like the Chilean coup of 1973 and the breakout of civil war in Angola in 1975, died on May 16 in Claremont, Calif.

Nonetheless, despite efforts of the International Committee of the Red Cross to encourage the application in practice (having adopted a resolution on the matter in 1938: Moir 1998, 354), progress was stopped short by the breakout of World War II.

But the breakout of World War II set the plans back, and not until the 50s was it again possible to afford such investments.

But since the U.S. invasion and the breakout of civil war, it was dangerous for girls to be in school -- or anywhere.

Despite this change in his private political views, he still had strong publicly known Austrian ties, and no one foresaw that Ernest would immediately side with the better-equipped Prussians upon breakout of the war.

Ghosh clearly sets up the events leading to the breakout of the Opium War of 1839 as a mirror to contemporary realities.