Sentence examples for war produce from inspiring English sources

Can this war produce more of what the Bush team expects than the Europeans predict?

But the competition is likely to be intense.Will this prospective platform war produce a dominant company in the mould of IBM or Microsoft that is able to extract more than its fair share of the profits?

These paradoxes, which have an interesting connection with the natural reversals we find in Owen and other poets of the first world war, produce many of the most touching moments in Powers' collection.

The key question in assessing the Iraq War is what kind of Iraqi state did the war produce?

Bismarck implied that the turmoil, scarce resources and high demands of war produce innovations of lasting value when he said, " Krieg ist der Vater alle Dinge" (War is the Father of All Things).

No doubt this war, like any war, produces exaggerations.

The cold war produced other refugee crises, in Indochina, Central America and Afghanistan.

Still, the Great War produced plenty of younger stars.

"I don't think war produces heroes," Kebba Dibba said.

And if the war produced expressions of unity and pride, it produced darker undertones as well.

The civil rights era, like the Civil War, produced a wealth of great writing.