Sentence examples for massive wars from inspiring English sources

Massive wars of choice generally don't end that well for either side.

The vote also will affect the post-World War II movement toward an ever closer, more integrated Europe – efforts rooted in the belief, after two massive wars, that a unified Europe is a safer Europe.

We need to get it together on the climate before the next economic crash; the attack on our civil liberties, and these massive wars for oil that are blowing back at us with failed states and greater terrorist threats and massive refugee migrations.

In fact, since 9/11, taxpayers have been remarkably stalwart in underwriting massive war-fighting increases.

"There was massive war-like destruction, but there's this great cultural birth going on".

They are gone, and without a massive war or any invasions.

The hotel killings come after Shabaab threatened a "massive war" if the African Union (AU) goes ahead with plans to reinforce its 6,000-strong 6,000-strong force in Mogadishu.

Labor is already on the "war path", apparently, over an element of this week's federal budget while the government has prepared itself a massive "war chest".

'They would say things like we have evidence of massive war crimes that we are now giving to the prosecutor,' she said.

"All this nondegradable rubbish and consumerism is in large part thanks to World War II and the massive war production apparatus that needed to be developed for peaceful purposes after the days of making weapons had ended".

"The insurance industry is rolling out the big guns and breaking open their massive war chest to marshal their forces for one last fight to save the status quo," he said.