Sentence examples for crises of war from inspiring English sources

More to the point, behind the subculture, the sensationalism and jokes, existential philosophy was inspired by the recent and real crises of war and occupation in France in the mid-20th century.

The loss was a result of the First World War, but the crisis of war also offered an opportunity for even more drastic measures.

In times of crisis, of war, of recession, of the continued existence of Jeremy Clarkson, the one thing Britain has always been able to rely upon is the restorative powers of a brew.

She says her own enthrallment began with teenage reading in Richmond, Va.: "Scarlett embodies the secret masculinization of the outwardly feminine, the uninhibited will to act of every tomboy adolescent, here justified by the rule-bending crisis of war".

Eleven of the biggest aid agencies working in the continual crisis of war and hunger in southern Sudan have left the region because of a dispute with the main rebel group over their operations.

"The people I met are facing a relentless crisis of war, hunger and disease.

As part of its sweeping plan to purge banks of troublesome assets, the Obama administration is encouraging several large investment companies to create the financial-crisis equivalent of war bonds: bailout funds.

From 1919 to 1991, the democracy and sovereignty of the Finns withstood challenges from right-wing and left-wing political radicalism, the crisis of World War II, and pressure from the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

But the crisis of World War II altered the political landscape.

There was a real housing crisis — of World War I housing — and they were addressing the need for affordable housing.

Recognizing that a close relationship with Britain would further alienate French Canadians (who continued to be upset over the conscription crisis of World War I), he was determined not to split Canada over questions of foreign policy.