Sentence examples for war stress from inspiring English sources

He tells her being without it is like losing a limb and he types "war stress and T.B.I. automatic pistol".

The referenda in particular and war stress in general made these years uniquely turbulent in Australian history.

If the 1990 readjustment study is correct, the number afflicted with diagnosable war stress multiplied vastly in the years after the war.

But the long-serving Republicans — the group includes veterans of World War II and the Korean War — stress that they are rallying around Mr. Bruno, who has emerged as an outspoken critic of Mr. Spitzer.

In his provocative book, "A War of Nerves: Soldiers and Psychiatrists in the Twentieth Century," he describes a historical cycle that governs the treatment of war stress: "the problem is at first denied, then exaggerated, then understood, and finally, forgotten".

Predator Pilots Suffering War Stress [Military.com].

Everything I wrote before, during and after the war stressed those points.

During the hearings, Mr. Scarlett defended the government against charges that it had deliberately "sexed up" its September 2002 dossier on Iraq's weapons to bolster its case for going to war, stressing that he had approved the dossier.

Sir Christopher Meyer, who was UK ambassador to the US in the run-up to the 2003 Iraq War, stressed the need to avoid the mistakes of that conflict by ensuring there was a coherent plan for a post-Isis Syria.

"Children are the most badly affected by war," stressed Safaa Ali, a psychosocial worker supported by UNICEF.

Although the military did little for Murphy's post-war stress, he was publicly forthcoming about it in hopes of prodding the government into providing better treatment and medical benefits for other veterans suffering the same issues.