Sentence examples for pressures of war from inspiring English sources

The pressures of war largely determined his policies.

But the pressures of war and Confederate occupation tended to mute the city's Unionist sentiment.

They feel battered, financially poorer and still trapped by the pressures of war.

This happens more often than not when others melt into the woodwork under the intense pressures of war.

Significantly, however, Louis made it perfectly clear on both occasions that he recognized the extraordinary and temporary nature of these impositions, made necessary by the pressures of war.

Lawmakers have also begun to question whether the secrecy about the Iraqi contracts is justified by the need for speed and the pressures of war, as the agencies say.

The pressure of war accelerated improvement.

Advocates of Israel's policies argue that under pressure of war, American Jews will come together in defence of the Jewish state.

In Final Solution, he argues that the Nazi persecution of the Jews unfolded erratically; it was the pressure of war that led to genocide.

He's the Isaac Rosenberg of the Iraq War; romantic by disposition, he resorts to surrealist imagery in order to hold out a margin of human sympathy under the extreme pressure of war.

Ukraine is different because the West does not have to build it: however questionable the country's status as a real, coherent national state may have been six months ago, it has become one under the pressure of war.