Sentence examples for cons of the war from inspiring English sources

Early in the movie he and George come to blows at a party while arguing the pros and cons of the war, but all seems to have been forgiven in their next scene together.

During the winter of 2002-3, Ms. DeYoung notes, the National Security Council "met regularly to review the status of both military planning and the diplomatic effort," but "the principals had never discussed the pros and cons of the war itself".

However one feels about the pros or cons of this war, this development was heartbreaking.

My belief that I maintain a sensible middle ground on ADHD and Adderall was reinforced by comments that attacked my position from both the pro and con sides of the war.

You can argue the pros and cons of the two wars, but you've got to admit one thing: That shows determination.

Click here to watch "That brilliant plot twist; it echoes the global con of the Iraq war.

And the speaker, William E. Colby, director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1973 to 1976, was addressing the question: "Can We Trust the Russians?" The conference Friday and Saturday at UCLA was a 12-hour, $40 crash course in Soviet-American relations, arms control strategies, the pros and cons of "Star Wars," the economics of defense and the specter of nuclear proliferation.

One officer indicated he did not totally agree with the con ventional military view of the war and another said he did not have enough facts to reach decision.

Instead we had retired diplomats and strategic experts debate the pros and cons of a war against Pakistan.

It might help us balance, on a more appropriate scale, the pros and cons of starting war.

They know nothing of propaganda, they did not cheer in angry rallies, they did not send off their menfolk to fight with a blessing, they did not sit at meetings where the pros and cons of making war were gravely discussed by middle- aged men.