Sentence examples for war producing from inspiring English sources
Increased military action will likely intensify the war, producing more refugees.
Truffle around here, and you can read how, in 1939, the unit was commandeered by the Ministry of Information as an instrument of war, producing work "of value not only for exhibition in this country but also for propaganda abroad".
The investigated site is situated in the vicinity of a former chemical plant in southern Poland in the city of Jaworzno in the valley of the Wąwolnica River; the plant has been in operation since the First World War producing various chemicals.
Both countries fought and expelled imperial aggressors and subsequently experienced a decade of civil war, producing generations of highly-skilled fighters.
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.
The civil rights era, like the Civil War, produced a wealth of great writing.
In 1876 the Serbo-Turkish War produced an outburst of Pan-Slav feeling in Russia.
Despite that opposition, however, the war produced a significant shift of power toward Ottawa.
