Sentence examples for war crisis from inspiring English sources

As the war crisis deepened, F.D.R. and Willkie became almost a team.

The New Yorker, September 2, 1939 P. 11 Comment on the war crisis.

But in times of war, crisis and political passion, the best-laid plans sometimes go awry.

Nuclear proponents might argue that no cold war crisis ever erupted into nuclear war, so deterrence must work.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 2, 1939 P. 11 Comment on the war crisis.

Those seeking the ultimate in war simulation games will, of course, continue playing Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis.

But a spokeswoman noted that it was common for the United Nations to make assessments in advance of the human needs that might arise in war crises where it will be involved.

This obsession with grasping futilely toward the fate of the corroded soul links many of his otherwise disparate plots: the cold war crises in Underworld, the terrorist intrigues in Players, the torments of family in White Noise.

As these proud and suspicious champions of competing ideologies consolidated their hold over their respective spheres of influence, areas still in dispute became flash points for recurrent cold war crises.

Looking at Europe in the decade prior to World War I, though there was no war, crises were occurring almost every year.

"Every generation," Witt writes, "has its law-of-war crisis".