Sentence examples for war financial from inspiring English sources

Americans are tired of war, financial hardship and Washington's poisonous politics.

Hard times (war, financial, disease, etc). bring us closer to our genetic survival roots where sameness is preferred over differences.

In the midst of the war, financial and naval power in particular moved across the Atlantic never to return.

Like generals trying to win the last war, financial regulators today are obsessed with preventing a repetition of that 2008 collapse.

As the author Elizabeth Drew has written: "He didn't seem to seriously consider the huge costs of the war: financial, personal, diplomatic and to the reputation of the United States around the world".

After a decade marked by deep grief, partisan rancor, war, financial boondoggles and inundation from Hurricane Sandy, the National September 11 Memorial Museum at ground zero is finally opening ceremonially on Thursday, with President Obama present, and officially to the public next Wednesday.

In essence, the post-war financial system eliminated credit risk.

M. Poincaré, by legally stabilising the French franc on a gold basis, rounded off the work of post-war financial reconstruction in Europe.

A key motivation for participants at the conference was a sense that the inter-war financial system had been chaotic, seeing the collapse of the gold standard, the Great Depression and the rise of protectionism.

"Most of these clubs have been through two world wars, financial panic and lots of boardroom battles," he said.

Bad news is never new, but anyone overwhelmed by today's political scandals, wars, financial disasters, soaring ­unemployment and drunken feral ­children can take refuge in the 19th century – and its wars, financial disasters, political scandals, soaring unemployment and drunken feral children.