Sentence examples for problems created by the war from inspiring English sources

Clearly an end to prohibition will not end the problems created by the war on drugs at a stroke, nor the problems created by drugs themselves.

The problems created by the war will require solutions that don't belong to a single political party or President: the rise of Iranian power, the emergence of Al Qaeda in Iraq, the radicalization of populations, the huge refugee crisis, the damage to a new generation of Iraqis who are growing up amid the unimaginable.

He succeeded Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, the wartime prime minister, in June 1919, in the midst of foreign and domestic crises involving Italian territorial claims disputed by other Allied countries and the economic and fiscal problems created by the war and demobilization.

And even if the United States and its allies prevail in the war against terrorism, the world must still cope with deep-rooted problems created by the enormous amounts of capital that can move instantaneously across borders.

The problems created by the Bush administration will soon be viewed as his problems.

The other is a problem created by the government, created by twisting our democratic laws to suit him".

It's more like, here's a problem, potential solution, potential problem created by the solution, potential solution to the problem created by the solution.

Snow lamented the impediments to solving global problems created by what we would today call "culture wars".

Indeed, arguably, Isis was created by the war started by Tony Blair and George W Bush. British commanders on the ground told us in Iraq that we had "become the problem".

"They have suffered the biggest pain created by the war.

But the ripples created by the war are spreading.