Sentence examples for prevalent war from inspiring English sources

Afrojack, Aoki, Deadmau5 -- their music captures the zeitgeist of a new generation: a generation who, in the last few years, have faced an increasingly rigorous and diminished job market, a prevalent war culture and financial instability.

It suggests that mental disorders tend to be highly prevalent in war refugees many years after the war experience and resettlement.

War has become a centerpiece of American entertainment culture, most prevalent in war movies.

The use of rape as a weapon is not unique to the Sudanese conflict: the practice is prevalent when war, revolution and chaos overcome a country.

Existing evidence suggests that mental disorders tend to be highly prevalent in war refugees many years after resettlement.

Trou came frequently on account of the prevalent custom of war between the cities.

The jingoistic practice of changing the language to ride with current political tides was most prevalent in World War I, when sauerkraut temporarily became liberty cabbage or pickled vegetables, hamburger was referred to as Salisbury steak, Germania Life Insurance became Guardian Life and dachshunds were called liberty pups.

Jolani's interview may have appeared to some as having revealed more moderate positions on issues like minorities, strict Sharia law, and hostilities with the West, but all such positions were limited to the conditions prevalent today -- war.

Both My So-Called Enemy and Inuk are journeys to deal with the pressures and dangers not only of adolescence but also of modernity: the all too prevalent destruction through war and the evaporation of culture in the name of "progress".

Poles, said the former Israeli leader Yitzhak Shamir, "imbibe anti-Semitism with their mother's milk .Certainly prejudice was prevalent in pre-war Poland; but many Poles defied it.

Abortion rights are still patchy, violence against women – including rape as a weapon of war – is prevalent, and proper economic equality still a distant dream.