Sentence examples for generated war from inspiring English sources

While most other early-eighties scenes gave rise to influential independent record labels, New York's generated war stories.

Rolf came up with an idea he called Global Justice, a method of sharing non-renewable resource that doesn't generate war.

Unsolved, this conflict generates wars.

Because the overwhelming majority of humanitarian needs are generated by war (the UN secretary general's report puts the figure at over 80%) and war makes access tricky.

Berg seems to be interested in the complicated moral issues generated by war.

Critics might call the mainline GOP embrace of Sanford cynical, the product not so much of turning a blind eye as not being able to see past the dollar signs (Sanford's national connections and deep roots generated a war chest approximately 15 times the size of his closest competitor).

Notwithstanding the publicity the escapade generated for war loans, Isaacson recalled that when he landed at Mascot afterwards: In December 1943, following his promotional tour with his crew in Q-for-Queenie, he settled down to instructional work at an operational training unit before undertaking a further tour in the Lancaster commencing in March 1944.

Repeats of the series have been all but ubiquitous on multiple channels for more than a decade, and have generated bidding wars among cable outlets.

While sponsorships of teams from Africa and other countries in the developing world have not yet generated bidding wars like those in Europe, the World Cup will provide a global showcase for several small brands lucky to have supported long-shot teams that qualified for the tournament.

Much of this fall-off in interest is attributed to the tedium generated by wars that move at a snail's pace and offer little in the way of graphic, innovative fighting.

That's just a fact, and one that the Turnbull government, thus far, seems very reluctant to face up to, given that doing so will generate another war within its own ranks.