Sentence examples for wind war from inspiring English sources
In a series of articles this week, you reported on some of the challenges faced by the wind energy industry (The wind war, 27 February-March 1).
This caused what he calls the Lewis wind war, over a plan to build a large wind farm on the mosaic of peat moorlands and lochs west of Stornoway.
I fear the wind wars are lost.
He pledged to wind wars down and bring the troops home; he has done quite the opposite.
The infuriating truth is that there is a solution to the wind wars: community ownership and benefits.
Officials consider a viable project as a source of energy and jobs, but the wind wars are also driven by state pride.
Like the wind, the war itself is invisible and known only by its effects.
Stepping deftly around the Great Wind Farm War, the federal energy minister made the short sprint to motherhood.
"Winds of war are blowing," he thundered.
5) "The Winds of War," by Herman Wouk.
Venezuela's Hugo Chávez claimed that "winds of war" were blowing.
