Sentence examples for war raised from inspiring English sources

But the Cold War raised the stakes.

"Emma's War" raised such high expectations, however, that "Wanted Women" seems a bit of a disappointment.

A child of the Depression and the Great War, raised in privation, Emily prizes thrift and industry.

An opponent of the war raised the issue again with Mr. Romney last week at a forum in eastern Iowa.

Then there's George Butler, 57, born in England during the war, raised in Africa, educated in Jamaica.

In the early republic, Congress briefly experimented with taxes on carriages and whiskey, but, before the Civil War, raised revenue almost exclusively through tariffs — duties on imports.

The questions "Our Trojan War" raises go further.

On the negative side, war raises uncertainty and undermines the confidence of households and businesses.

However, a virtual "vaccination" against the trauma of war raises worrying issues ("Battle ready?", November 17th).

This mix of profit motive with the fog of war raises several concerns.

Petroleum prices surged to the highest levels since the Persian Gulf war, raising concerns about worsening inflation.