Sentence examples for war chemicals from inspiring English sources

John Redwood, Tory trade and industry spokesman, was Questioner of the Year; Backbencher of the Year was Quentin Davies, Tory MP for Grantham and Stamford; and Margaret, Countess of Mar, was Peer of the Year for instigating an inquiry into Gulf War chemicals and the health of the armed forces.

During the war, chemical companies had sold the pesticide to the military to stop the spread of typhus by killing lice.

Almost a century ago, in the trenches of the first world war, chemical munitions threatened to be the harbingers of an awful future.

Using a Freedom of Information Act request, The New Yorker obtained the case report during research for Raffi Khatchadourian's piece, "Operation Delirium," about Cold War chemical-weapons experiments.

Professor Schmidt's research has also revealed the vast scale of Cold War chemical warfare tests carried out on 'volunteer' British service personnel here in the UK – involving numbers of people much greater than previously thought.

As students share their responses, you may want to write some key words from student remarks on the board, words like — but not limited to — civil war, chemical weapons or Middle East.

If you're really unlucky, your toxic mold will gird for battle and go to war, secreting chemicals called mycotoxins, which can find their way into your body, entering through your nose, mouth and skin, lodging perhaps in your digestive tract, your lungs or your brain.

The movie closes with the viewpoint that we have "waged a war of chemicals, disinfectants and antibiotics" on microbes but need to learn how to live harmoniously with them.

The long war against chemical weapons use The first world war was the first occasion on which chemical weapons were used on a large scale in war.

Civil war – and chemical warfare – seem a world away.

ANNALS OF THE COLD WAR about chemical & biological warfare.