Sentence examples for incipient war from inspiring English sources

Devolution was the centrepiece of a settlement, brokered by the European Union, which stemmed an incipient war.

Feud Is Quieted The incipient war between Charles Barkley and Peter Vecsey on Turner Sports National Basketball Associationn games has been quelled.

The influence of Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway (1925) is evident in Saturday (2005), a vivid depiction of London on February 15 , 2003 a day of mass demonstrations against the incipient war in Iraq.

After this defeat, there was much local muttering that "politics" was the culprit and that Washington might have been punished because of the unpopularity abroad of the incipient war on Iraq.

But, once in Rwanda, he finds his Tutsi friend has gone missing; all his inquiries meet with a stonewalling response until he finds himself embroiled in the incipient war.

'Let's jump right into what everybody is interested in," said Bryan Whitman, deputy assistant secretary of defense, to a passel of incipient war correspondents, "and that's the embedding: our embedding policy and our embedding procedures".

As a U.N. high official, he visited wars or incipient wars over a period of thirty years, in Pakistan, Cyprus, Beirut, and elsewhere.

So you can hear the great AS Byatt talking about garbage dumping in the ocean; and Iraqi author, Hassan Blasim, imagining the incipient wars for control of water on land.

Could there be a return to the incipient civil war of 2005 to 2007?

Considering there's supposed to be an incipient civil war going on, people seem remarkably cheerful.

Wooing the Awakening members helped choke off an incipient civil war.