Sentence examples for predicting war from inspiring English sources

No one is predicting war, but Taiwan poses a permanent and unpredictable potential crisis.

The heyday of the P.C. was over, Idei prophesied, and the first contender in the rush to replace it was the PlayStation 2. Soon the headlines were predicting war: "WILL FUTURE PLAYSTATIONS TARGET PCS?" With the Xbox, Gates isn't playing offense; he's playing defense.Most of Microsoft's profits come, one way or another, from its domination of the personal computer.

The Time article quotes a "self-described colonel" in a Kentucky militia, who channels LaPierre's incendiary rhetoric by predicting war with "the jackbooted thugs of Washington".

In the future, as some experts are predicting wars will be fought online.

In several (as Clausewitz would have predicted), war buttressed diplomacy and helped achieve peace agreements.

His father left as a boy when, as predicted, war broke out again with Japan over Shandong, making his way first to Hong Kong and then England.

To their surprise, they found that what best predicted war was not a nation's history, ethnic makeup, military spending, level of repression or inequality.

"To move in a positive direction, politicians, advocates and the media need to stop predicting water wars and instead begin to call for water cooperation.

In May of 1861 he predicted "this war — war it will be, and a terrible one" would "generate new social and constitutional necessities and new formulas".

Foreign diplomats were predicting that war in the Balkans was inevitable.

In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, military and foreign affairs analysts were predicting the war would last for decades.