Sentence examples for war generated from inspiring English sources
My post about Mitch Daniels and the Iraq War generated some heated replies.
The Vietnam War generated different impulses, and in the 1960s protests often focused on the Army Building.
The strain of financing the war generated accelerating inflation, with which the pay of ordinary workers failed to keep pace.
The war generated acute economic malaise, national humiliation and legions of restive veterans and unemployed youths who could be harnessed politically.
Molly -- like the author, I would assume -- was intellectually, politically and emotionally formed during the Vietnam War and in the years of protest the war generated.
In the 19th century, the social disorientation caused by industrialization and war generated a widespread desire for spiritual renewal in much of Europe.
Every war generates an enormous cesspool of propaganda.
About two-thirds of the money is being spent on such necessities as food and helping refugees, not on longer-term reconstruction.Afghanistan's problems were never going to be solved in a year, but the euphoria which comes with the end of a war generates unrealistic expectations.
Lord Marshall, Mr Eddington's non-executive chairman, rues the recent return of the airline to the FTSE 100, because it is bound to drop out again if there is a war, generating more bad publicity.War in Iraq would hurt BA not just on transatlantic routes but also on long-haul to the Middle East, where the airline's flights are currently full, generating around 6% of total revenues.
These encounters, along with shifting food supplies and intertribal territorial wars, generated extensive migration and attrition among some groups.
It's not surprising that he takes pride in the fine toys that "Star Wars" generated, and controls their manufacture carefully; essentially, George Lucas is in the toy business.
