War in sentence

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And that incredibly powerful concept didn't come to us as an instrument of war or of conquest, or necessity at all.

Paul went to war with Argentina.

And I'll say, Paul won the war, because Paul didn't get paid one time, he got paid 20 times his original investment.

Julia was a World War II spy, and when the war ended, she got married, moved to France, and decided to give culinary school a shot.

Every day, we heard devastating reports from the war in Iraq.

Depression has actually now surpassed HIV/AIDS, malaria, diabetes and war as the leading cause of disability worldwide.

And even a limited nuclear war involving, say, tens of nuclear weapons, could lead to the end of all life on the planet.

Now, if you're paying attention to the money, a trillion dollars could go a long way to feeding and educating and employing people, all of which could reduce the threat of nuclear war to begin with.

Could be a war movie.

Yes, indeed, the tug of war right now is between governments, who lost much of their power to companies because the internet is not built around the nation-state system around which governments have power.

My biggest fear, to be very tactical today, what is keeping me up at night is the current war between the West, the liberal world, and China, in the area of artificial intelligence.

There is a real war going on, and for those of us who have lived through the nuclear nonproliferation age and saw how people agreed to take some very dangerous things off the table, well, the Carnegie Endowment just finished a study.

Twelve of those ended in war.

So just in November, we'll all pause to mark the 100th anniversary of the final day of a war that became so encompassing, that it required historians to create an entirely new category: world war.

I'm going to focus, therefore, on the impact of China's rise, on the US, on the international order and on the prospects for war and peace.

It's titled "The History of the Peloponnesian War," about the war in Greece, 2500 years ago.

So, about this war that destroyed classical Greece, Thucydides wrote famously: "It was the rise of Athens and the fear that this instilled in Sparta that made the war inevitable."

So the rise of one and the reaction of the other create a toxic cocktail of pride, arrogance, paranoia, that drug them both to war.

Or can we, through a combination of imagination and common sense and courage find a way to manage this rivalry without a war nobody wants, and everybody knows would be catastrophic?

Twelve of these ended in war.

And the tragedy of this is that in very few of these did either of the protagonists want a war; few of these wars were initiated by either the rising power or the ruling power.

The provocation in that case was the assassination of a second-level figure, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, which then led the Austro-Hungarian emperor to issue an ultimatum to Serbia, they dragged in the various allies, within two months, all of Europe was at war.

So finally, we conclude again with the most consequential question, the question that will have the gravest consequences for the rest of our lives: Are Americans and Chinese going to let the forces of history drive us to a war that would be catastrophic for both?

And what they imagined and what they created was a new international order, the order that's allowed you and me to live our lives, all of our lives, without great power war and with more prosperity than was ever seen before on the planet.

The experiences of war leave children at a real high risk for the development of emotional and behavioral problems.

The quality of care that children receive in their families can have a more significant effect on their well-being than from the actual experiences of war that they have been exposed to.

So, I began to wonder what it might be like to parent my children in a war zone and a refugee camp.

The question I had was, could parent training programs be useful for families while they were still in war zones or refugee camps?

Hala had been a confident, bright, bubbly, loving, caring mother to her children, but the war had changed all of that.

But by improving parenting and caregiver support, it may be possible to weaken the links between war and psychological difficulties in children and their families.

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