Sentence examples for persistent wars from inspiring English sources

The art market in which he worked rose and fell along with persistent wars and speculative economies, like the tulip mania crash of 1637.

Their circumstances were different as well — the 1990s ultimately were a decade of relative peace and prosperity, while so far Mr. Obama's tenure has been marked by two persistent wars and the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.

In the persistent war over the land, blood has been spilled on both sides.

Internal popular disturbances threaten to have a disastrous effect on the future conduct of this persistent war.

The play shows my culture intersecting with persistent war and violence.

But, in truth, the underlying reason for the collapse has been a persistent war on the wages of American workers.

But there are also certain places where inhuman conditions exist, where life is continued suffering – wherever persistent war, poverty, hunger, disease, injustice and oppressive conditions are more the norm than the exception.

The persistent war hawk, who endorsed George W. Bush after failing to pick up sufficient steam in the 2000 presidential race, said his foreign policy experience would have aided him in seeing past dubious evidence that ultimately led to the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

We call on President Obama and America's political leaders in every party at every level to mount a long overdue, unwavering, and persistent war to prevent and eliminate child poverty and finish the task President Johnson and Dr. King began.

Local water shortages will cause "persistent irritation" — wars, famines.

But given Poland's persistent culture wars, its politicians know not to rock the boat, and go with the mainstream.