Sentence examples for influence war from inspiring English sources

During the Second World War, Cott worked as a camouflage expert for the British Army and helped to influence War Office policy on camouflage.

In his new post he is close to the centres of power, and is able both to influence war policy and settle old scores.

The World Economic Forum said in a 2013 report that "massive digital misinformation" is one of the main risks for modern society — it can influence war, climate change, and voting.

The internal influence war between the two grew and only abided when Niccolo, after a supposed attempted hit on his life, made his way to Venezuela (a place he would frequent in the future) to meet and organize with other drug traffickers.

And finally, the closer to earth a star is, the stronger will be its influence (Wars, V.2.8, p. 207 8).

The battle sequences were as realistic and thrilling as any that had been filmed to that point, influencing war movies for decades to come.

Three main categories and ten subcategories were found - 1. Everyday life at home, with two subcategories: The family, Work and School/preschool; 2. The influence of war on everyday life, with three subcategories: The war, The escape, Reflections; 3. The new life, with five subcategories: Employment, Health, Relatives and friends, Limited future, Transition to the new life.

He is also quoted as expressing concern about Mr. Rumsfeld's influence on war planning, in particular his emphasis on assigning fewer troops to the invasion.

The trailer shows Pitt and co blowing up, stabbing and shooting the enemy, yet Ayer – a US Navy veteran – has promised a thoughtful treatise on the corrupting influence of war on the individual.

At the same time, the play constantly questions the myth of the democratising influence of war by reminding us that even the sympathetic Rivers applies his curative powers to officers because they have "a complex inner life".

In April, after Trump ordered an attack on a Syrian airfield, Gabbard accused him of behaving "recklessly," and suggested that he had fallen under the influence of "war hawks".