Sentence examples for fewer war from inspiring English sources

The K.L.A., she suspected, had committed significantly fewer war crimes, but scale is not exculpatory.

But it's a world with fewer invasions, fewer war crimes, fewer massacres than in the past.

As Ross Douthat notes in his column on an adjacent page ("War, What Is It Good For?"), the world is actually "more at peace than at any point in human history... with fewer invasions, fewer war crimes, fewer massacres than in the past".

While the rebels held their weeklong conference, President Juan Manuel Santos presented the peace deal to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon at the General Assembly in New York, where he declared "There is one fewer war in the world and it is Colombia's".

Although fewer war films, they tend to be more realistic.

"There would have been slightly less exploration, and fewer wars," he said.

He stands for foreign policy "realism", meaning fewer wars but a continued American presence abroad.

Hence the paradox of a world with fewer wars, but less peace.

We find today fewer wars between nations, but more wars within them.

We will still have wars, but nations will mean less in the future, and there will be fewer wars.

There will actually be fewer wars in 2016 than for many years.