Sentences with phrase «effect of war upon»
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C.J. Chivers is a reporter for The New York Times, a former Marine infantry officer and the author of «The Gun,» a history of assault rifles and their effects upon security and war.
https://www.nytimes.com/
Just days after the victory Titov tested positive for Ladasten, a brand of Bromantan and a Cold - War psychostimulant developed for the military to lessen the effects of fatigue upon troops in Afghanistan and Chechnya.
First published in 1947, this subtle, finely wrought novel presents a memorable portrait of the aftermath of war, its effect upon a marriage, and the gradual but significant change in the nature of English middle - class life.
First, that country must be mired in civil war or be under the thumb of an oppressive dictatorship that frowns upon outsiders entering their country (which has the perverse effect of staving off over-development and preserving culture at the -LSB-...]
First, that country must be mired in civil war or be under the thumb of an oppressive dictatorship that frowns upon outsiders entering their country (which has the perverse effect of staving off over-development and preserving culture at the expense of personal freedom and safety).
Upon loading Shadow of War, a game I originally reviewed on the standard Xbox One, I was immediately blown away by the difference that the Enhanced Patch has made as textures, crispness of visuals and lighting effects leap out of the screen with fantastic vibrancy and sharpness of detail.
One of the things which makes this game so intricate is the effect a previous war has left upon the land.
Born in 1931, Bontecou's creative outputhas not only been informed by World War II, but by other wars that followed; the exploration of space; and the disastrous effects of «better living through chemistry» upon plant and animal life.
She describes the awe of listening to Professor Lipstein's reminiscences «recounted in his own voice» and how she noted, upon his death, the «rapidly reducing numbers of Cambridge scholars with memories of World War II or its immediate effects.»