Sentence examples for war implications from inspiring English sources

Called "the Match of the Century," the contest between the Russian champion, Boris Spassky, and the American challenger, Bobby Fischer, attracted that attention because of its cold war implications.

"An act of war has implications that are well known," the prince said.

At a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on August 3rd, Rumsfeld was less than enthusiastic about the war's implications for the American troops in Iraq.

On 28 August 2008 – soon after the French president, Nicholas Sarkozy, brokered an EU peace deal – the Foreign Office's defence and intelligence officials pondered the war's implications.

SINGAPORE — Airbus on Monday joined a chorus of concern that a European push to charge airlines for carbon emissions risks leading to a trade war, with implications for plane deals and even for Europe's crippling sovereign debt crisis.

Gentile's view represents a minority dissent within the Army, but it reflects the persistence of debate about the war's implications among the military professionals who have borne its burdens.

"This grave situation that is storming Iraq carries with it the signs of civil war whose implications for the region we cannot fathom," Prince Saud al-Faisal told a gathering of Arab and Muslim leaders in Jeddah, according to Reuters.

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Cooper portrays Wilson as a venerable wartime leader: thoughtful, circumspect, deeply concerned with the war's moral implications.

Now the Balkans, though hardly stable, are at least not at war, and the implications of the Soviet collapse are clearer.

There is a profound concern that the country could otherwise descend into full civil war and the implications of that are quite frightening.