Sentence examples for cataclysmic conflict from inspiring English sources

But now, he told me, "we've got Sunni Arabs preparing for cataclysmic conflict, and we will need somebody to protect the Christians in Lebanon.

And in that, Page maintains, he will be able to achieve his most important goal: avoiding a cataclysmic conflict between the United States and Russia.

Next year will mark both the centenary of the start of the first world war and the release of a deluge of books covering just about every conceivable aspect of the cataclysmic conflict relating to Australia.

Among the programme's plotlines up for scrunity is that of the Time War, a cataclysmic conflict that sees all of existence threatened, a disaster the Doctor has the chance to avert, but only at the cost of killing two entire races, including over 2.47 billion children.

"Far from limiting the area of war, he threatens ruthless violence against globe-spanning adversaries and glorifies martial victory". That militarism was part and parcel of the geopolitics of a century ago, when nationalist great powers, unchecked by the systems built after World War II, embarked on arms races and entered into devastating, cataclysmic conflict.

Mosier is absolutely right in that neither airpower nor armor alone would prove decisive in that cataclysmic conflict.

Having lived from the dawn of the 20th century, he seemed to never tire of sharing his and the country's old memories - of the First World War, of roaring prosperity and epic depression, and of a second, far more cataclysmic global conflict, which he barely survived.

They believe that politics is a cataclysmic struggle.

Less than a year after Americans paraded in the streets to celebrate victory in the Gulf War, the entire conflict, which appeared to cataclysmic at the time, is rapidly receeding from view.

Among the few things that the various antagonists in the Darfur crisis agree on is the conflict's root cause: cataclysmic droughts that have afflicted a vast stretch of northern and eastern Africa since the 1980's.

This great conflict had ended with both a cataclysmic earthquake and a flood, the very disasters associated ironically with Poseidon, the patron deity of the Atlantians.