Sentence examples for mass wars from inspiring English sources

The proliferation of trauma and violence both individually (assaults, accidents) and in mass (wars, terrorist attacks, natural disasters) associated with a growing media coverage has enabled a focus on recognition and medical and psychological care to prevent.

"We're not preparing for mass war, O.K.?" Dr. Macedonia said.

But times are changing: money has been spent on finding mass war graves, and Spain and Catalonia's role in slavery is getting more attention.

If they could do it then, what are the restraints that prevent the developed world from once again plunging into the madness of mass war and state violence?

One-third of the poem deals with Arthurian matter, but Lawamon's is not a high chivalric treatment: mass war is the staple, with Arthur the splendid war leader of Germanic tradition.

"You cannot admit that these people founded the forces that committed the mass war crimes over a period of four years and then conclude it is not their fault," he says.

As the former President Charles Taylor fights accusations of mass war crimes in The Hague, the people strive for positive change.

It is also wrong to compare modern Russia with Nazi Germany or Imperial Japan, criminal regimes accused of mass war crimes and crimes against humanity following the end of World War II.

As well as positively identifying bodies or body parts in serious accidents, DNA profiling is being successfully used to identify individual victims in mass war graves – matching to family members.

Presidential campaigns, mass killings, war... nuclear war.

So if you put two and two together, you have mass mobilization wars that Piketty talks about, and you have these other phenomena.