Sentence examples for emergence of war from inspiring English sources

But even beyond the emergence of war and national security as pre-eminent concerns, there has been a profound reordering of domestic priorities, a darkening of the country's mood and, in the eyes of many, a fraying of America's very sense of itself.

It is the overwhelming consensus of experts in the field of conflict resolution that the first stage in the emergence of war is mounting societal stress--acute political, ethnic and religious tensions among rival factions in critical hot-spots throughout the world.

Let's become the disciples of Marshall and Truman, of Monnet and Schumann, who once defeated the Axis Powers, who once contributed to the resurgence and emergence of war-torn, devastated Europe.

With Hamas gaining anti-aircraft missiles and Hezbollah now equipped with weaponry capable of targeting almost all Israeli cities, including Tel Aviv, the emergence of wars potentially far worse than the Israel-Hezbollah War of 2006 and Operation Cast Lead in Gaza in 2008-09 are becoming more likely.

The re-emergence of war and terrorism as major political issues threatens to derail Shorten's small target strategy.

The emergence of the "war on women" as itself a weapon.

The past year saw the definitive emergence of platform wars in the handheld computing landscape.

This chapter also examines the emergence and threat of "war driving" technique and how it is usually the first step in an attack on wireless networks.

The emergence of the Cold War masked the fact that the architects of the post-World War II world had an extraordinarily inclusive vision, and from the Marshall Plan through the end of the Cold War supported a world order that facilitated global economic growth.

The UN's attempts to broker a peace deal have been stymied by the emergence of a proxy war between rival regional powers.

(The Garden confirmed its own rates but wouldn't comment on Barclays'.) This has caused many in the New York boxing world to imagine the emergence of a price war that could introduce competition between the two arenas and reinvigorate the sport.