Sentence examples for cold war start from inspiring English sources
As the life drained from Clinton's candidacy, I saw her rabid pursuit of a new Cold War start to wither and Russo-phobic comparisons of Putin's rickety Russian petro-state to Stalin's Soviet Union begin to die.
A novelistic response to the Cold War started after that, alongside the more simplistic thrillers.
This is precisely what signaled irreversible changes in Eastern Europe during the cold war, starting with the debunking of Stalinism.
Support for these pioneering exploration efforts came initially from the US Navy, which regarded knowledge of the seafloor as critical to the nation's defense interests during the "cold war". Starting in the 1960s, however, the National Science Foundation began to provide more and more of the funding for marine geological and geophysical research.
For the first time in contemporary Arab history, one Arab nation invaded another; for the first time since the cold war started in 1945, West and East joined in a gesture of geopolitical unity, opposing the annexation of Kuwait by President Saddam Hussein of Iraq.
By the time the Cold War started, that was no longer the case.
"As the Cold War started softening up in the late 1980s, there was a justifiable call for reaping the so-called peace dividend, and reshuffle government spending away from defence to other policy areas.
His most recent book is "To Promote the General Whatare: the Cold for Big Government" (Oxford University Press).
Originally, the Cold War started out as a quick breather on the way to an undesirable but seemingly unavoidable World War III, which was originally expected some time between the late 1940s and the late 1950s.
The campaign to identify and purge gays and lesbians from the military and public service emerged out of the paranoia of the Cold War starting in the 1950s, according to files obtained by researchers in the past two decades.
