Sentence examples for generates wars from inspiring English sources
Unsolved, this conflict generates wars.
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.
Eight years after the publication of Sarah Waters's Tipping the Velvet, contemporary Victorian pastiche - crudely dubbed "Vic lit" - still generates bidding wars and much critical excitement.
Another frequent result is the interposition of a "strong man" regime in the wake of war, leading to a redoubling of oppressive forces and the creation of new adversaries that will generate more wars.
Historically low mortgage rates continue to drive the market, and in many areas, properties favored by entry-level buyers are still generating bidding wars.
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.
But the excitement of generating Star Wars content for people is it's going to be more connected than it's ever been, and that opens up exciting opportunities".
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.
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.
