Sentence examples for reasonable war from inspiring English sources

It provides a reasonable war chest for the game's International Federation and, perhaps equally important, shows that the last World Cup hosted by the Rugby Football League, in 2000, was the disastrous exception to prove the rule.

If I was a canny entrepreneur with a high appetite for risk -- and a reasonable war-chest for litigation – I would be thinking very seriously about how to build a technology that adds legal features to a DRM-enfeebled system (say, Itunes/Netflix/Amazon video), features that all my competitors are too cowardly to contemplate.

If both sides hold back from condemning the other, reasonable culture war debates will not erode broader support for religious freedom.

Lots of things were quite reasonable before the war, I'm told".

The whole point of calling the Azores summit seems to have been to try to paint the French as unreasonable extremists, holding up the reasonable rush to war.

The mayor appeals for everyone to stay calm and reasonable until the war ends, and he abolishes the requirement for them to greet one another with the Nazi salute.

I've said before in these pages that it seems reasonable to regard war in the modern economic age as the abject failure of diplomacy (if not rationality, period), and so the desirability of aligning a liberal-arts college directly with the military seems at first strategic glance counterintuitive.

And neither were the motives of the Great War reasonable.

"Whether it is three or four years — you can see that being a pretty reasonable scenario". "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," which opens Friday, is expected to earn $1.5 billion to $2 billion in global box-office returns.

BY ANY reasonable measure, America's "war on drugs" is a disaster.

It is reasonable for Mr. Bush, facing war in the Mideast, to ask his closest regional ally to contribute constructively toward the mutually desirable goal of disarming Iraq.