Sentence examples for financial warfare from inspiring English sources

Financial documents found among them showed that Emirati officials had, through a bank in Luxembourg, plotted a campaign of financial warfare aimed at causing Qatar's currency to crash.

A less publicized type of attack, financial warfare, is covered in "Treasury's War," (PublicAffairs) a useful new book by one of this strategy's architects, Juan C. Zarate, a former assistant Treasury secretary.

As America has become more reliant on foreign lenders, it warns, so it has become more vulnerable to "financial warfare", of the sort America itself threatened to wage on Britain, a big debtor, during the Suez crisis.

The weapon in this financial warfare is no larger military force.

Nick Parker, director of analyst Parker Consulting, said: "No doubt, even in the current financial climate, Modern Warfare 3's sales will be phenomenal, but this year there is more sales competition from games such as Battlefield 3. The shape of Modern Warfare 3's sales curve could be different to that of Black Ops".

They look more like window-cleaning gantries to me, but on an island where apartment buildings have holes cut through the middle to allow dragons to reach the water, it's somehow appropriate for the architecture to acknowledge the invisible forces of financial and diplomatic warfare being waged across these streets.

But a move towards more normal relations with America could help restore the flow.The financial system is modern warfare's newest front.

Written at around the same time that Niedecker was working on her New Goose poems, Julian Bell's Nonsense sits in this tradition, recasting Sing a Song of Sixpence as a complaint against financial inequity and aerial warfare.

"It's both a financial reality and class warfare.

Add to this a government balancing the financial haemorrhage of the warfare-welfare state and you, indeed, have, in the words of America's most fearless freethinker Thomas Paine, "times that try men's souls".

The show's structure, which sees Jupitus itemise the characteristics of different age groups – teenagers, twentysomethings, etc – yields as many platitudes as insights, and there are walk-on roles for several stock characters of midlife crisis comedy: the mad parents, the wife who craves "financial security, cuddles and psychological warfare".