Sentence examples for war concerns from inspiring English sources

With the end of the Cold War, concerns about the need for investment were swept aside.

But just war concerns do not get to the heart of the issue.

Much of the theory of war concerns itself with the identification, improvement, and development of these restraining factors.

A1 THE COUNTRY'S MOOD NEW RECRUITS -- Talk of war concerns potential military recruits, but not enough to scare them away.

But Mr. Gates is right to update protective measures that have been geared toward traditional cold war concerns like internal espionage rather than extremists with a tendency for violence.

Internationally, Capek was relegated to the status of an entre deux guerres writer; he had not experienced World War II, the great conflagration of the West, and thus could seem irrelevant to Cold War concerns.

The most infamous pages in "On Thermonuclear War" concern survivability.

The most hard-fought skirmishes in that war concern not abortion, but contraception.

But all the same, the most spectacular process in the court today is a certain tug of war concerning time.

The war concerned the authority of Ferdinand V, a Catholic, who had been crowned emperor of the Holy Roman Empire in September.

Yes, despite all the high-torque, high-horsepower, whizbang and over-the-top creations unveiled these past few days to a constantly dazzled worldwide media corps of 5,000, the winds of war concerned everyone.