Sentence examples for power wars from inspiring English sources

This article is adapted from "Power Wars: Inside Obama's Post-9/11 Presidency," by Charlie Savage, to be published this week by Little, Brown & Company.

His basic proposition to the White House, reported in detail in Charlie Savage's 2015 book Power Wars, was to deliver the votes in the Senate for shuttering Guantánamo and opening a replacement facility.

So there's a global order within which economic development is unquestionably more easy, in which free trade and international capital movements are a great deal less subject to disruption than they had been in previous ages, which had been punctuated by big great power wars.

The power wars in the world are about who controls the oil and water.

President Obama's uneasy encounters with the law in devising numerous innovative means to prosecute the War on Terror are treated exhaustively in Charlie Savage's much discussed book, "Power Wars". This compendious volume is destined to be a landmark in the writing of the period's history.

July 29: Tower of Power, War and the Super Rail Band.

"It's the soft power war that's replaced the cold war.

In 11 of 15 cases since 1500 where a rising power emerged to challenge a ruling power, war occurred.

The lyrics were tall tales about power, war, surreal journeys and death, often chanted as two-note melodies by Mr. Claypool.

Others jeered, warning that a world without nuclear weapons would destabilize regional and global power balances and raise the risks of great power war.

Focus on themes of power, war, loss, growth and decline, as put by the ancients into historical narrative forms and probed by way of historical questioning and explanation.