Sentence examples for warfare arising from from inspiring English sources

Do you believe, however, that the ideological warfare arising from a rapidly changing environment is unique to this area?

Much colonial warfare arose out of these tensions, with the French in Quebec and the Spanish in Florida.

Indictments in February arising from Robert Mueller's investigation into 2016 U.S. election interference suggest that Russia instigated a coordinated campaign of "information warfare" to assist Donald Trump's campaign.

Death arising from a hurricane: tragedy.

Creatures are arising from the depths.

Questions arising from the depths of wonder.

The authorities' interest in Dr. Hatfill arises from a range of factors, including his expertise in dry biological warfare agents, his access to Fort Detrick labs where anthrax spores were kept (although he did not work with anthrax there) and the animus to some federal agencies that shows up in his private writings.

This special issue focuses on radar signal processing techniques (target detection and tracking, interference estimation and suppression, adaptive beamforming, electronic warfare) that benefit from the mentioned advances to face the new challenging operating scenarios that naturally arise from nowadays technology advantages and disadvantages.

What suspense remains in Tuesday's statewide primary elections arises from a party that has just 2percentt of New York's voters, is riven by factional warfare, and has little ideology, no history of significant primaries, and many voters who have never voted before.

Minimalism arose from that?

None arose from Islamist militancy.