Sentence examples for war's trajectory from inspiring English sources

The data trace the war's trajectory through the lens of civilian death and injury.

In sum, the war's basic trajectory remains unclear.

One of the most infamous incidents of misidentifying a projectile's trajectory took place in 1995, when a Norwegian weather rocket nearly triggered a nuclear war.

Ware's trajectory seems logical.

Building on a trajectory of deadly innovation inaugurated with the Civil War's Gatling gun, the machine gun joined rapid-fire, rifled artillery to augment the new lethality of the First World War battlefield.

The course of that distant Victorian war followed a trajectory that is beginning to seem distinctly familiar.

An upcoming project brings postcolonial Vietnamese and Indonesian history into comparative historical perspective by examining divergent Cold War trajectories and convergent experiences with mass violence.

Worries about US inflation, the US Federal Reserve's policy trajectory, trade wars, Italian budget and debt woes, China's slowdown and emerging-market fragilities led to a sharp fall in global equity markets toward the end of the year.

In many ways, General Brown's career trajectory since the war began reflects the expanded role for women at war.

That's measured trajectory.

Many of the nation's wars have followed the trajectory established at Appomattox: Cheers at the end of fighting are replaced by bafflement at the enduring conflict as the military struggles to fill the defeated government's role, even as the American public moves on.