Sentence examples for persistence of war from inspiring English sources
Human history is filled with crises that reason couldn't solve, including periods of famine and plague, not to mention the persistence of war in every era.
Conflict mattered: the peace agreement in Aceh had a significant influence on all aspects of education recovery, especially for girls; and persistence of war in Sri Lanka appreciably delayed recovery for large numbers of children.
Among the greatest destabilising factors were terrorism, political turmoil, and the intensification and persistence of wars in Syria, Ukraine, Central African Republic and Libya.
Correction: July 4, 2003, Friday An article on June 25 about the persistence of wars in Congo and Liberia, and an editorial on June 28 about the Bush administration's heightened level of interest in Africa, misstated part of President Bush's itinerary for his first trip to Africa, which begins on Monday.
The persistence of old wars explains much of the rest of the growth in the number of refugees.In the past, many refugees were able to go home after a year or two.
That tension has played out repeatedly since, in heated debates over recognizing war crimes, the persistence of imperial shrines that memorialize war heroes and war criminals alike in quasi-worship and the controversy over Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to make Japan a "normal" country by loosening restrictions on the military.
Gentile's view represents a minority dissent within the Army, but it reflects the persistence of debate about the war's implications among the military professionals who have borne its burdens.
The immediate post-war period was neither peace nor war, although the sensitivities of war persisted.
There are certainly instances of individuals speaking out against Lincoln and the draft, and the persistence of a virulent anti-war press suggests that the administration did not widely prosecute speech.
These results exclude rotational tug-of-war.
