Sentence examples for cycles of nations from inspiring English sources

Gen. John P. Cantwell said in a commentary in the Australian newspaper The Age. "The electoral cycles of nations contributing troops to the fight in Afghanistan mean that politicians everywhere are looking for the exits," said General Cantwell, who retired in February after 38 years in the Australian Army.

America's history doesn't follow the normal life cycle of nations.

Was the Copenhagen Accord strong enough to start a virtuous cycle of nations upping their clean-energy commitments?

The Roman Empire illustrated the life cycle of great nations.

She said: "This is actually clear evidence of UK Athletics going well beyond what is required to ensure that all British athletes competing internationally are in the correct class so as to avoid problems that had occurred in previous cycles for a wide range of nations across Paralympic sports.

The nation may not be exhilarated by steadiness but should welcome it while it's here Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., notes in his essay on the "cycles" of our politics A nation's capacity for high-tension political committment is limited Nature insists on a respite View Article Jeffrey Frank, a senior editor at The New Yorker from 1995 to 2009, is a regular contributor to newyorker.com.

The nation may not be exhilarated by steadiness but should welcome it while it's here Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., notes in his essay on the "cycles" of our politics A nation's capacity for high-tension political committment is limited Nature insists on a respite.

A book like Power Ambition Glory serves as a testament to the cycles of history and reminds us that nations and leaders have survived grave challenges.

Since the revolution toppled Mubarak, there's never been a sense of transitional justice and a clear path toward a more open society; instead, the nation lurches through cycles of vengeance.

The rest were a league of nations.

2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying.