Sentence examples for continuation of the cold from inspiring English sources

"What we are seeing today is an absolute continuation of the Cold War," said respected film producer Nikita Mikhalkov.

Mr. Wolf declined to say, arguing that the trial of Mr. Flamig was no more than a continuation of the cold war.

"What we are seeing today is an absolute continuation of the cold war," Nikita Mikhalkov, a film director, said on Russian television.

Political scientist Jussi M. Hanhimäki disagrees, saying Nixon's diplomacy was merely a continuation of the Cold War policy of containment, using diplomatic rather than military means.

The Labrador Current is a continuation of the cold Baffin Island Current [29] and flows southeastwardly from Hudson Strait (the net volume of the Labrador Current is 3,170 km3 y−1) [30] and south to the Grand Banks of Newfoundland.

While this can be seen as a continuation of the new cold war there is a ray of hope that occurred after the recent British elections.

"This is a continuation in a sense of the cold shower that we got in Sumatra - these mega-earthquakes take place in places we do not expect them," said Emile Okal, a Northwestern University geophysicist reached in Tahiti, where he was preparing to evacuate in advance of the tsunami generated by the quake.

It also explains, in response to climate contrarians who routinely ask the question behind the title of the UCS post, why the continuation of cold weather and winter storms does not refute fundamental climate science.

"It comes to those who discover it, all round the world, as a dismaying shock, to realize that continuation of the weapons race and of cold and hot warring are motivated only by intramural party fears of local political disasters," Fuller wrote last spring.

NATO's expansion efforts are often seen by Moscow leaders as a continuation of a Cold War attempt to surround and isolate Russia, though they have also been criticised in the West.

More likely, in the near term (and, one devoutly hopes, more likely than either of the unacceptables), is a continuation of the present anxious standoff, a miniature Cold War that alternates between periods of greater and lesser tension — a diplomatic version of Zeno's Paradox, with Iran edging ever closer to a bomb but never quite building and testing one.