Sentence examples for existence of war from inspiring English sources
To explain the continued existence of war, hatred, injustice, and poverty, Augustine used the notion of the "Two Cities".
It is undoubtedly true that the existence of war photographers can tend to make war more likely.
The existence of wars in space, including those in which robots are deployed, would be incredibly destructive to the progression of orderly space settlements and society.
(Posner: "The very existence of warring schools within a field is a clue that the field is weak, however brilliant its practitioners").
With the Defense Department denying the existence of "gulf war syndrome," it seemed a losing battle.
In contrast the US has accepted the existence of Gulf war syndrome and a Congressional committee has considered the findings of the independent experts ignored by the MoD.
A researcher reported today in The American Journal of Epidemiology that three influential Government studies casting doubt on the existence of Persian Gulf war syndrome were seriously flawed.
The Reader's Digest ad focuses exclusively on the abuses of refugees by the Ethiopian Government without acknowledging the existence of a war in which there is more than one combatant.
"Could you continue to detain these people in Guantánamo, and would there then be jurisdiction?" Mr. Olson replied, "We believe that there would not be jurisdiction". Justice Stevens then asked, "So the existence of the war is really irrelevant to the legal issue, is it not?" True, Mr. Olson acknowledged, the government's position did not depend on the continued military conflict in Afghanistan.
JUSTICE STEVENS -- So the existence of the war is really irrelevant to the legal system, is it not?... MR. OLSON -- It doesn't depend upon that, Justice Stevens, but it's even more forceful and more compelling.... JUSTICE SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR -- What if one of the plaintiffs were an American citizen here, but being held in Guantánamo.
