Sentence examples for causing a war from inspiring English sources

Another was Libya's difficult situation in Chad where, without some popular and international acceptance for Libyan presence, it would have been difficult to take the concrete risk of causing a war with Egypt and Sudan, with US support.

Many factors cause a war, of course, especially one as bewilderingly complex as this one.

"But let us not cause a war afterwards depending on whoever wins and whoever loses".

CURVEBALL: Spies, Lies, and the Con Man Who Caused a War, by Bob Drogin.

Photography nearly caused a war during the Cuban missile crisis, when crisp aerial reconnaissance showed Russian missile sites to a startled America.

Nootka Sound controversy, (1790), dispute over the seizure of vessels at Nootka Sound, an inlet on the western coast of Vancouver Island, that nearly caused a war between Great Britain and Spain.

As writer Sady Doyle tweeted: "I mean, Seth Rogen made a comedy so terrible that it almost caused a war with North Korea, but God forbid HE apologise for anything".

He has no grievance, he explains, against the Americans who caused a war and left the consequences to the Vietnamese people.

Chastened, Mr Reynders said he would press ahead with his idea, but would try to ensure it did not cause "a war in the Netherlands or a revolution in the United Kingdom".

At last I could linger to admire the alpine scenery, which once caused a war photographer to curse that the place "looked like goddamn Switzerland", making his pictures unsaleable.

Tens of thousands of his troops are also at a tense standoff with Ethiopia over a rocky strip of borderland that already caused a war between the two nations in the late 1990s.