Sentence examples for war disease from inspiring English sources
War, disease, famine, something like that?
War, disease, poverty, heartbreak and nothing else.
Neither war, disease, nor European conquest drove Cahokia's residents from their homes.
Malthus suggested that our global population would outpace food supplies until war, disease and famine arrived to halt the party.
The unbelieving majority will be left to suffer from five months to a year of war, disease and climatological upheaval.
Globalization at this time was hindered by war, diseases and population growth in certain areas.
They will end wars, disease and poverty, they promise, if man submits to their will.
Imperfectly, reluctantly, tentatively, democracy is inching across a continent better known for wars, disease, corruption and repression.
He's to blame for everything: wars, disease, cellphones; he's on the hook for all that's bad in the world.
It is a continent hobbled by wars, disease and rapacious leaders -- where onetime regional magnets like the Ivory Coast and South Africa have been breaking down politically or economically.
