Sentence examples for why war from inspiring English sources

This view, suggested by Paul Schroeder in 1972, asks not why war broke out in 1914 but why not before?

Kate Adie knows why war reporting is mainly concerned with armed conflict.

"I can kind of see why war is the only option now," said Mr. Mahmed, whose parents are Pakistani.

Corruption in the army is a big part of why war in Chechnya has proved so interminable, and why life remains so dismal for ordinary Chechens.

This year, an article in The National Interest titled "What Our Primate Relatives Say About War" answered the question "Why war?" with "Because we are human".

Hourly, using the walls and silos as screens, the museum shows one of three 15-minute slide shows: "Why War?," "Children and War" and "Weapons of War".

Writing in 1945, George Orwell explained why war-mongers mangled the language: "in our era political speech and writing are largely the defence of the indefensible".

"For a long time, probably too long a time, computer security was something that was just dollars and cents off the bottom line — it doesn't bring in money," Heymann told me when I asked why war-driving hackers were able to steal data so easily.

He makes a good fist of explaining why wars may suit incumbent leaders, and even, on some calculations national interests.

Catt's works include Woman Suffrage and Politics: The Inner Story of the Suffrage Movement (1923, written with Nettie Rogers Shuler) and, with others, Why Wars Must Cease (1935).

It will also lead to extreme inequality, a major factor for why wars start.