Sentence examples for dominant war from inspiring English sources

In the game, captains will often compete for power, rising through the ranks to become guardians of the four dominant war chiefs.

But such moments became rarer as the band's more dominant warring personalities fought for control of authorship.

A confidential report, cited by Talbot, that the retired Air Force general James H. Doolittle sent to President Eisenhower in July 1954 exemplifies the dominant Cold War mindset that Dulles embodied: "It is now clear that we are facing an implacable enemy whose avowed objective is world domination by whatever means and at whatever cost.

The Republican Party became dominant after the war.

Some may argue that Congress should have the dominant role in war powers debates.

Nylon monofilament line was developed in the late 1930s and became dominant after World War II.

And – at their current rate of acceleration – they will become the dominant method of war for rich countries in the 21st century.

As a result, by the early 1980s, Mr. McCracken, like other economists, questioned the Keynesian assumptions that had been dominant since the war.

The battle between the services mainly comes down to design, and can be compared to the dominant tech brand war of our time.

Almost overnight, firepower from muskets became the dominant force in war, and fully armoured soldiers almost disappeared from European battlefields toward the end of the 16th century.

Although the British thought that they had suffered an unimaginable loss, France had lost 1.4 million men from a smaller population, and in France the dominant tone of war memorials is desolation – Marianne grieving for her lost sons.