Sentence examples for war pattern from inspiring English sources

The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 ended the Cold War pattern that had marked Italian politics since the 1940s.

The truth is that there are difficult times ahead, that Britain's post war pattern of ever rising living standards has been broken by the financial collapse.

It was the Ukrainian conflict that powerfully catalyzed a return to the quasi-Cold War pattern.

Warring patterns peacefully carouse together in a kind of jaunty decorative delirium, resulting in still photographs that resolutely dance.

After an ominous opening featuring broodingly beautiful Faroese landscapes and a horror-movie montage of images from past grindadraps — grisly affairs in which hundreds of pilot whales are herded onto beaches, killed and gutted, turning entire harbors blood red — "Viking Shores" settles into some typical "Whale Wars" patterns.

The sharp decline in mortality in tandem with high fertility led to unprecedented rates of population growth during this period, and Omran (11) distinguished these countries not only in terms of differences in the post-war patterns of mortality and life expectancy, but mostly given the speed, timing and magnitude of change in fertility decline.

In the 2008-2009 Gaza War, the pattern was also evident.

This trend is almost the exact opposite of the typical post-World War II pattern.

Following the Vietnam War, this pattern was essentially replaced by the amoebic green, tan and brown of old battle clothes.

But historians say the Cold War's pattern of near misses, given enough time, could eventually have sparked an unintended war.

But for the country to repeat the post-World War II pattern, the incomes of most families would also have to begin rising at a faster rate than they have since the 1970s.