Sentence examples for emerging war from inspiring English sources

Because of an emerging war her parents send her from New York to England.

Although officials have said the emerging war plan will probably call for fewer troops for a new offensive against Iraq than the Pentagon and the allies deployed in the first gulf war, there is one main reason the Pentagon would call up so many reservists in this case.

Bolsonaro celebrated the announcement as a victory in his emerging war on leftist countries Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba, but the hasty withdrawal has left a meteor-sized hole in healthcare for some of Brazil's most vulnerable communities.

Such rapid disability assessment teams are necessary for responding quickly in emerging war zones such as Central Africa, as well as in large-scale disasters such as earthquakes.

More recently, a new paradigm has emerged: war amongst people rather than war between peoples.

These developments were inextricably linked with the Second World War and the emerging Cold War.

The hotel played a considerable role in the emerging Cold War and international relations during the post-war years, staging numerous events and conferences.

In it, he talks about his travels to war zones and notes an emerging practice: warring parties' "making amends" to civilians harmed in war.

Improvisation remains a hallmark of the emerging information war, said Brig.

AS I report in the print edition this week, there have been some fresh skirmishes in Northern Ireland's emerging culture war.

They described an emerging shadow war of attacks and counterattacks already under way between the United States and Iran in cyberspace.