Sentence examples for lethality of war from inspiring English sources

The ultimate goal of an effort such as this campaign is to start a public discourse about just what sort of role technology should and should not play in the lethality of war.

Fans who saw "Strangelove" upon its original release may still remember the shock of witnessing the deadly lethalities of nuclear war policy undone by sheer ridicule.

Building on a trajectory of deadly innovation inaugurated with the Civil War's Gatling gun, the machine gun joined rapid-fire, rifled artillery to augment the new lethality of the First World War battlefield.

These results exclude rotational tug-of-war.

Play tug-of-war.

In 1949, L. Wilson Greene, Edgewood's scientific director, typed up a classified report, "Psychochemical Warfare: A New Concept of War," that called for a search for compounds that would create the same debilitating mental side effects as nerve gas, but without the lethality.

What kind of war?

Images of war matter.

The Art of War.

The glory of war?

A tale of war.