Sentence examples for from a cold war from inspiring English sources

The Iter project itself, which stems from a cold war Reagan-Gorbachev summit in 1985, has seen years of turmoil.

Putin has said that U.S. criticism of his rollback of democracy stems from a Cold War mentality, and he has long opposed the U.S. operation in Iraq.

When I arrived, there were snipers everywhere and three or four feet of snow; it was like a scene from a cold war movie.

Mitter's book reflects a shift in Chinese historiography from a Cold War preoccupation with revolutions and ideologies to a close examination of the crucible of war in which modern China was forged.

START-UPS TAKE ROOT IN BERLIN  |  "More than two decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the German capital has gone from a cold war relic to one of the fastest-growing start-up communities," DealBook's Mark Scott writes.

More than two decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the German capital has gone from a cold war relic to one of the fastest-growing start-up communities.

Far from being a cold war relic, NATO should be the cornerstone of an evolving security order in Europe.

American boxing promoters could have profited hugely from a cold war-era matchup pitting Stevenson, the product of a Communist sports system, against Ali.

Workers have finished removing more than two million pounds of highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel from a cold war-era storage pool on the Hanford nuclear reservation, an official says.

"The U.S. role, if fulfilled with a positive attitude and free from a cold war-style zero-sum mentality, will not only be conducive to regional stability and prosperity, but be good for China, which needs a peaceful environment to continue its economic development," the commentary said.

Like so many of Berlin's quirks, the logistical difficulty in getting there from North America is a cold war legacy.