Sentence examples for large-scale wars from inspiring English sources

Short-term trends involving fewer large-scale wars are welcome.

But in such large-scale wars, casualties have become higher both in terms of absolute numbers and relative to population.

From the 1380s to the 1450s Italy was torn by a long series of large-scale wars.

He argued that there could be no large-scale wars over fundamental values since "all prior contradictions are resolved and all human needs satisfied".

He cites the 1967 and 1973 wars as moments when the United States failed to prevent large-scale wars -- failures he said this administration does not want to repeat.

But, whereas the Bush Administration will always be known for the large-scale wars it initiated in Iraq and Afghanistan, Obama seems to prefer "waging war in the shadows with a light footprint and if possible limited public scrutiny," as Andreas Krieg, a foreign-policy expert at King's College, London, wrote in a recent paper published by Chatham House, a British think tank.

I think there will be war, not a large-scale war but war will happen".

We have managed to avoid a large-scale war for 45 years.

The United States and South Korea say their large-scale war games are meant to deter North Korean aggression.

I don't know that we should even consider a large-scale war of the conventional type".

The presidential campaign is taking place at the diminuendo of the country's large-scale war effort.