Sentence examples for lower war from inspiring English sources

Total spending, including emergency, disaster and war spending, would be at an annualized rate of $1.15 trillion, $26.5 billion less than this fiscal year, but most of that savings would come from lower war costs.

President Bush, however, not only made that life-and-death decision but also wants to lower the war threshold to pre-emption for all future presidents.

But he added that lower-level war criminals should be tried in national courts.

That means he is not likely to deal with some of the lower-ranking war criminals of the kind tried at the Yugoslavia tribunal, which initially was not handed high-ranking prisoners.

For instance, the investment return is likely to be lower in war-torn and unstable countries than in peaceful ones.

But lower post-war production means it's a less important market than it was.

In contrast, the peaks m/ z 796.5 and m/ z 897.5 were lower in War-T than Non-T.

In short, whether intentional or not, all the major proposals on Iraq are based on a lower-visibility, lower-casualty dirty war reminiscent of Algeria, Central America, South Vietnam and, today, Afghanistan.

It is no accident that the average life expectancy of Zimbabweans hovers around 35, lower than any war zone.

Certainly it is not just the fish we are supposed to sympathize with in "To the Young Anglerfish," when Ryan, spurred by a quotation from Stephen Jay Gould, sympathizes with a creature caught in mid-evolution, its lower nature at war with its higher one: Meanwhile, the problems of life enhance: an awkwardness attends the mating dance and an inexplicable thoughtfulness at the wrong moments.

While overall economic output was rising, and the military draft lowered unemployment, the war years were generally not prosperous ones.