Sentence examples for perils of war from inspiring English sources
Considering the perils of war, the nation's female soldiers deserve a fair chance at advancement.
They rarely speak of the perils of war, and they never say goodbye.
The film navigates the perils of war from the perspective of a new recruit who quickly realizes that the idealism that motivated his decision to enlist was misguided.
His recent decision to move to Beirut, he says, had more to do with the perils of war than government spies.
Although they do not engage in combat, chaplains face the perils of war as they move around Iraq to visit troops.
How can they go from an awareness of the perils of war, of their own vulnerability, to leveling the opposing receiver on a crossing pattern?
Of course, everyone has to calculate the peril of war in this whole picture.
For the youth of 1968, the very real peril of war was not in the hills of northern Virginia, but far away in the rice paddies of Vietnam, where America's involvement in a civil war was costly, in terms of lives as well as national confidence.
It highlights the perils of a war conducted behind a classified veil, relying on missile strikes rarely acknowledged by the American government and complex legal justifications drafted for only a small group of officials to read.
Schell's other works delved into the presidency of Richard M. Nixon including The Time of Illusion (1976), about the Watergate scandal, and Observing the Nixon Years 19899)—and cautioned about the perils of nuclear war, notably The Fate of the Earth (1982), The Gift of Time: The Case for Abolishing Nuclear Weapons Now (1998), and The Seventh Decade: The New Shape of Nuclear Danger(2007).
At present the world faces two issues of overriding concern the peril of nuclear war and the peril of economic collapse including, especially, the peril of a collapse of the international financial system, which is threatened by towering international debts that have accumulated in the last decade or so.
