Sentence examples for worldwide conflicts from inspiring English sources

Having slipped catastrophes like the 1914-1945 worldwide conflicts (with 100 million dead), or the nuclear threat of the 44 cold years that followed, there are also reasonable grounds to believe we can work out our problems.

A basic part of life for females, menstruation has been a neglected challenge for an estimated 30 million girls and women displaced due to worldwide conflicts and disasters, said Marni Sommer, a professor of sociomedical sciences at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health in New York.

Thirty-seven days later, Britain declared war on Germany and Europe was plunged into a worldwide conflict in which more than 16 million people died in four years.

He distinguished himself during the War of the Austrian Succession (1740 48), but his rapid rise began with the Seven Years' War, a worldwide conflict that in Europe involved the struggle between Austria and Prussia for supremacy in Germany.

Battle arenas themselves are fairly bland and reflect little of their geographical location – for a game promising globe-trotting and worldwide conflict, there's little to identify Europe apart from South America.

Just as currently the Jewish internal schism reflects itself in worldwide conflicts--as the nations themselves claim--when Jews unite, their unity will reflect in worldwide cessation of conflicts and collisions.

However, this thriving period eventually gave way to worldwide conflict that subsided only with the sealing away of Alchemy.

O'Reilly has also said that it is "appropriate to define the worldwide conflict between Muslim fanatics and nearly everybody else".

--  Pope Francis will address the United Nations General Assembly early Friday, which is expected to discuss a swatch of major issues facing the planet, including climate change and ongoing worldwide conflict. .

Seven Aggies received the Medal of Honor during the worldwide conflict, tying with Virginia Tech as the most of any school outside of the military academies at West Point and Annapolis, and 29 former students reached the rank of general.

The UK's Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn's battle-axe belief in a non-nuclear world, equality of humankind and worldwide conflict resolution is egotistically unhelpful when he half-heartedly campaigns for Britain to remain inside the European Union.