Sentence examples for consequences of a conflict from inspiring English sources

"Ten years later, the children of Rwanda are still suffering the consequences of a conflict caused entirely by adults," UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy said.

Remembering the past; improving the future Ten years later, the children of Rwanda are still suffering from the consequences of a conflict created exclusively by adults.

Villagers assert that it's the government's responsibility to make them comfortable because their lost limbs and livelihood are a consequence of a conflict they did not want or make.

That said, as countless tragic stories attest, a clear majority fled as a consequence of a conflict in which they have no stake but of which they were made victims due to their ethnic or religious identity, employment by U.S. or other foreign forces or personal wealth".

"For decades the Middle East has known the tragic consequences of a protracted conflict which has inflicted many wounds so difficult to heal," the pontiff declared.

Later Kahn applied this technique in On Thermonuclear War (1960), a book that examines the potential consequences of a nuclear conflict.

It had gained popular currency with the release of the US television film The Day After in 1983 and the BBC's Threads in 1984, both of which dramatised the consequences of a nuclear conflict.

The International Red Cross/Red Crescent and UN agencies charged with responding to humanitarian disasters warned that health professionals and relief workers would be unable to mount any meaningful response to the consequences of a nuclear conflict.

"As is appropriate in addressing a matter of this importance, senior leaders from across the government — led by the president — have discussed the potential consequences of a military conflict with Iran," said George Little, the Pentagon press secretary.

Ms. Bitton's off-screen voice is audibly sympathetic with the activists and disdainful of the Israelis, who are mindful of the international condemnation prompted by the death but stoic, resigned to the consequences of a perennial conflict.

As humanitarian needs rapidly outpace funds, the children of Syria are paying the highest price and risk growing up a lost generation, physically and psychologically scarred for life from the consequences of a prolonged conflict.