Sentence examples for burgeoning war from inspiring English sources

He could now count on public and Congressional support for his burgeoning war effort.

If she does, the burgeoning war of words between the two candidates will ramp up another level.

"When the Poverty Center is abolished, I'll have more time to write, to speak and to protest North Carolina's burgeoning war on poor people.

The Washington Posts Paul Farhi said, "HBO has carved a niche as the TV home of some of the most compelling programs about the Iraq war... Baghdad High does no harm to HBO's burgeoning war cred[ibility]." Variety, The Christian Science Monitor, LA Weekly, and the Los Angeles Times also praised the film.

But before anybody cranks up the old Climate Deny Machine to deconstruct whether 19 of 20 scientists can agree these weather events are related, let's pivot to something that we definitively know humans made happen: a burgeoning water war along the Oregon-California border.

But the attack does not mean that Israel wants to interfere in Syria's burgeoning civil war.

The Bush administration, the Federal Communications Commission and "family values-based" groups are firing the first shots in a burgeoning culture war.

Mr Bush described the meeting, aimed at stemming Iraq's burgeoning civil war, as productive, and gave assurances that America was not trying to find a "graceful exit".

But the burgeoning civil war in Syria has upset that paradigm, placing the Russians and Americans and their respective allies on opposite sides.

Some Shiites here see the burgeoning civil war in Syria as the ominous start to the fulfillment of a Shiite prophecy that presages the end of time.

The US has known this since at least 2007, when a classified National Intelligence Estimate (NIE), which undercut George W Bush's burgeoning Iran war talk, was leaked to the media.