Sentence examples for war generating from inspiring English sources

The article is already a phenomenon among the people running this war, generating discussion in the Pentagon, the C.I.A., the American Embassy in Baghdad and the office of the vice president.

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.

Ron Reagan argues that, while today Hamas is a terrorist organization devoted to eradicating Israel, Hamas thinks the same thing in reverse about Israel... and that at some point Netanyahu has to work harder with Abbas for a two-state solution to avoid endless wars generating new generations of Arabs seeking revenge.

Every war generates an enormous cesspool of propaganda.

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.

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.

The war generated acute economic malaise, national humiliation and legions of restive veterans and unemployed youths who could be harnessed politically.

In the 19th century, the social disorientation caused by industrialization and war generated a widespread desire for spiritual renewal in much of Europe.

Ultimately, one's own emotions stand exposed: painful memories not only of the war abroad but of the conflict the war generated at home.