Sentence examples for predictions of war from inspiring English sources

My reading of them is that predictions of war with Iran are overblown, however hawkish the likes of coalition-cobbling Cagan may be.

The tough talk makes Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Barak seem increasingly isolated in the international arena, where predictions of war in the near future have all but disappeared amid a focus on the negotiations scheduled to continue in Baghdad this month.

I asked them how they'd react to a Yes vote, and responses ranged from predictions of war, "neighbours fighting with neighbours", to "packing up and moving to Carlisle".

There were familiar accusations about Jewish conspiracies, but there were also completely new elements, like an early prediction of war with the United States.

Beyond the barbed wire, looters plunder the city unpunished, electricity and water are a rarity, and multi-lane, multi-mile-long queues for petrol snake through the city.The Iraqis are long suffering: despite the absence of law and order, pre-war predictions of civil war and rampant revenge-killings have yet to visit this city of 5m people and as many guns.

Yet behind the bloodcurdling rhetoric and doomsday predictions of total war between his followers and the rest of us, there was another side to Paisley.

Predictions of civil war are not taken lightly, and the religious extremists have dominated the headlines since the first American attacks on Afghanistan.

As in much of Libya these days, rumors were volunteered as freely as predictions of the war's imminent end — two days, a week, no longer.

"If you go back five or six days to look at their pronouncements before the aggression began, they were giving various predictions of a war lasting five, six, seven or perhaps eight days.

Go back to the early years of the Cold War and predictions of catastrophic nuclear war were widespread.

Oscar Wilde issued a memorable prediction of the war of the future: "A chemist on each side will approach the frontier with a bottle".