Sentence examples for war fostered from inspiring English sources

German success in the Franco-German War fostered a belief in the supremacy of Prussian militarism.

A culture of violence that helped many survive in war fostered the growth of organized criminal gangs.

The column below repeated a myth of the second world war, fostered by Nazi propagandists, when it said that Polish lancers turned their horses to face Hitler's panzers.

The train, for example, was not just a means of getting from A to B. It helped create the nation state, transformed the nature of war, fostered urbanisation and served as a catalyst for the growth of national newspapers – and much more besides.

"The war fostered the idea that you could actually collaborate as a nation, you could get together to think about how to live your life," he said.

The length of the Civil War fostered significant improvement over time, though Hess finds that most armies continued to struggle with articulation at the division level and above.

DARPA was interested in finding ways to encourage insights amid the stress of war, fostering creativity on the battlefield.

Weapons of mass destruction, yellow cake, ties to Al Qaeda, shock and awe, a cakewalk, being greeted as liberators, Iraqi oil paying for the war, fostering an Islamic democracy.

Miles commanded attention from every generation since the early days of the cold war, fostering undying devotion and disgust along the way.

In addition to helping middle-income countries, they include attacking poverty; helping countries torn by war; fostering regional cooperation to combat disease and climate change; aiding the Arab world; and providing technical assistance to guide development.

"I believe that a precipitous withdrawal of American forces in Iraq could lead to disaster, spawning a civil war, fostering a haven for terrorists and damaging our nation's security and credibility," he said.