Sentence examples for impact of a war from inspiring English sources
The impact of a war on the broader economy is as hard to read as the prospects for oil prices.
The easyJet share slide, along with falls in BA and KLM shares, reflects investor anxiety about the impact of a war in Iraq on airlines, rather than worries that the low-cost model is losing its magic.
But they also concede that the administration may be waiting to gauge what the full impact of a war in Iraq could be on the oil market, and to release crude oil from the reserve only then.
If the American economy now stumbles again, neither Europe nor Japan look ready to take over as an engine of growth.Yet despite worries about the immediate impact of a war and higher oil prices, most economists still expect America's economy, along with its stockmarkets, to rebound once the war is out of the way and the associated uncertainty lifts.
Before an audience of 500 guests, including dignitaries such as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry, prime minister David Cameron, Germany's president, Joachim Gauck, and King Philippe of Belgium, but also family members of fallen soldiers, Snow described the impact of a war that "left no family untouched and shaped our lives and the decades to come".
In a sense, the mother lode of contests on Super Tuesday has blunted the impact of a big war chest.
Liberia is still recovering fromthe impact of a civil war that lasted over a decade and only ended in 2003.
Then, just as the impact of a real war had sunk in, victory again seemed assured as US tanks dashed into Baghdad and the British took Basra.
Moreover, Senate Democrats or Republican overreaching could easily thwart the objective of recording domestic achievements by 2004, and no one knows the political impact of a potential war with Iraq.
Gateway, which is based in San Diego, has been pummeled since last fall by weak consumer demand for personal computers and by the impact of a price war initiated by Dell Computer, regarded as the industry's lowest-cost producer.
Like-for-like revenue on the continent was flat during the three months to 31 December, with trading in France "particularly tough" as the impact of a price war started by the country's newest network, Free, took its toll.
