Sentence examples for perennial war from inspiring English sources

Oil-drilling in the ANWR the subject of perennial war between greens and oil-industry supporters, such as the Bush administration—seems unlikely.

The play's ingredients include sexual jealousy and poetasters and the gothic school of landscape gardening and duelling and chaos theory and botany and the perennial war between Classical and Romantic aesthetics and the maturing of mathematical prodigies.

In the 36 hours between the Rolling Stone bombshell and McChrystal's firing, some perennial war cheerleaders in the Beltway establishment, including the editorial page of The Washington Post and Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution, did rally to the general's defense and implored Obama to keep him in place.

And that willingness to ship from Amazon is certainly a plus in the perennial war between the new and old.

Even Ailes' brother, Robert, joins in the musing about made-up stories like the perennial "War on Christmas".

Yet despite this latest tragedy, the political voices of corporate America are once again waging their perennial war against sanity and common sense.

In an obituary of Mr. Reisner published yesterday, The San Francisco Chronicle called it "an angry indictment of water depletion in the American West" and "the seminal text on the West's perennial water wars".

A perennial chip war escalated with Opteron’s success, and a scathing civil suit charging all kinds of anticompetitive behavior we’ve all come to love from Intel.

The hubris here highlights the saddest aspect of our perennial food wars.

It wasn't until last month that coal rolling turned into a flashpoint in America's perennial culture wars, thanks to a Vocativ article unearthing the inevitable online subculture, or "pollution porn," as the author describes it, that has emerged around "coal rollin' diesel".

Is there an antidote to the perennial seductiveness of war?