Sentence examples for consequences of iraq from inspiring English sources

The consequences of Iraq are far less terrible for us than for Iraqis, but they are bad enough.

What was different last night was not that MPs had suddenly decided pacifism was the answer, that we should retreat from a dangerous world; nor even that the consequences of Iraq had paralysed the capacity of parliamentarians to make decisions.

The domestic consequences of Iraq were beyond Chilcot's remit, but they should be in our scope when we try to explain how Britain ended up in the dark place where it stands today.

He also foreshadowed the dire consequences of Iraq.

Clinton supporters vehemently opposed to the NRA, yet bizarrely immune to the consequences of Iraq, must remember that wars are fought with guns.

Only Bernie Sanders won the Congressional Award from the VFW and only Sanders foreshadowed the consequences of Iraq, while Clinton cast her vote with "conviction".

He's also criticized the economic consequences of the Iraq War, an approach that Obama has recently adopted.

One unintended (but foreseeable) consequence of invading Iraq was that it distracted our attention and energy from the far more important undertaking in Afghanistan.

If, as some believe, the consequence of a U.S. invasion of Iraq will be a united, democratic Iraq which can serve as a "role model for the rest of the Arab world," maybe so.

Iraq Islamic State of Iraq.

In fall 2006, a controversial estimate of Iraqi war deaths published in the Lancet [ 1] made world headlines, spurring a renewed round of debate over the ethics and consequences of the US-led Iraq invasion.