Sentence examples for stresses of war from inspiring English sources
That is why we're increasing military pay, building better family housing and funding more childcare and counselling to help families cope with the stresses of war.
The city has been carved up into sectors guarded by fighters with guns slung over their shoulders, drained by the stresses of war but still full of swagger.
Some 40 years ago, the cumulatively unbearable stresses of war in Vietnam, a revolution in civil rights and a series of unexpected, bug-eyed cultural uprisings sent America into a psychological meltdown.
In some cases, the military sent service members with pre-existing problems — known histories of mental illness, drug abuse or domestic abuse — into combat only to find those problems exacerbated by the stresses of war.
Yet a growing number of legal and law enforcement experts argue that when a veteran's criminal actions appear to stem from the stresses of war, a better solution than traditional prosecution and punishment is called for.
Both World War I and World War II taught us that under the stresses of war, prejudices are often heightened.
There's Jay March, who was out of options after high school, wandered into a recruiting office in Sandusky, Ohio, and joined up because he was impressed by a recruiter named Phillip Cantu, an Iraq war veteran who'd witnessed the capture of Saddam Hussein (and who later killed himself when the stresses of the war finally caught up with him).
Duval looked younger and was less withdrawn socially; she seemed to have accepted the new stresses of post war existence.
He had said that he believed the woman was a rebel sniper and that he had become violent as a result of the stresses of the war.
The demands and stresses of World War I and its aftermath led to a more formal recognition of the special status of the dominions.
But he was now very frail, and while Lopokova remained by his side, trying to mitigate the physical and emotional stresses of his war work, in April 1946 he suffered his last and fatal attack.
