Sentence examples for term the war from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Steve Hankin, a McKinsey consultant, coined the term "the war for talent", which promised fierce competition for the most promising would-be managers.

That pursuit is an apt metaphor for the wrongheadedness of what the Administration still calls, despite occasional spasms of discomfort with the term, the war on terror.

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"I came into this place to represent the Fremantle electorate and to engage in what I termed the war against indifference.

In personal terms, the war was the reason Cartier-Bresson remained a photographer, rather than return to his first love, which was painting.

In political terms, the war was well timed, coming at a time when America's collective nightmares were no longer "It Came From Outer Space" or "The Man From Planet X," but "The Exorcist" and "They Came from Within".

Now that it's here and endorsed by Ballmer in such unequivocal terms, the war for Microsoft's soul is over.

Riyadh's state-affiliated clergy has already termed the war a jihad for Syrians.

The site later became one of the focal points of what some have termed "the war between Scientology and the Internet".

In an attempt to gain increased support from Polish nationalists and patriots, Napoleon termed the war the Second Polish War the First Polish War had been the Bar Confederation uprising by Polish nobles against Russia in 1768.

Earlier in July, another New Jersey politician, Gov. Chris Christie, slammed the now 40-year-old war on drugs as well saying in no uncertain terms, "The war on drugs, while well-intentioned, has been a failure".