Sentence examples for consequence of a war from inspiring English sources
Eating disorders are one consequence of a war between mind and body.
The American soldiers know that circumstances erupt in which a second's hesitation can mean death, and say civilian deaths are a regrettable but inevitable consequence of a war in which suicide bombers have been the insurgents' most deadly weapon.
"We could therefore say that the Brexit is the latest, but not the last, consequence of a war begun in 2003 based on the lie of a president, George Bush, and of a prime minister, Tony Blair," he said.
If you are an iPhone user, you're suffering – I use that term almost in jest, as this is a classic #FirstWorldProblem, in Twitter hashtag lingo – as a consequence of a war between two corporate giants.
Fears of renewed tensions between Latvia's linguistic groups, even if overdone, might spur officials into tackling problems of integration they have too often ignored.If so, that would be a happy consequence of a war that has deeply unnerved the region.
The ability of Iran to make life miserable for the American occupation is the main counterweight to a tougher stance on Iran's nuclear program, and that is the direct consequence of a war for which Clinton and McCain both voted.
"The consequences of a war can go in many directions," Mr. Duisenberg said at a news conference in Frankfurt.
Furthermore, the simulation results show that it takes a long time, on the order of 40 years, to mitigate the psychiatric consequences of a war.
In the last month, an increasing number of Vatican officials have raised questions about the morality, necessity and consequences of a war in Iraq.
She's simply there, and is forced to cope with the consequences of a war that is all too familiar and all too possible," wrote Laura Rigby, aged 15.
