economic war

It will soon be an economic war and you must look to your resources.

"There is a world economic war going on," she said at the time.

He is not going to declare an economic war against Iraq.

We are the soldiers of today fighting an economic war.

The game takes place in the year 2015, after the "economic wars" of 2011.

Should American soldiers be prepared to die in an economic war?

We're going to have an economic war, and we need to learn how to fight it."

"Whether we like it or not," he said, "our country is in an economic war."

Yet an economic war with Japan is not necessary to help us find a national self-definition.

There is no question that economic war would be bad news for all participants and for the world economy.

You threaten us with economic war if we do not come to meet you.

China, and it's only a matter of time before economic war becomes physical war.

My opinion is that the reasons behind the economic war in which we are engaging cannot meet these challenges.

Secondly, declare open economic war on bears in all forms.

The government had been on the losing end of an economic war with Mercury for two years, and the effects were drastic.

To put it another way: so far, Britain has been fighting a phoney economic war.

She served during the American Revolution primarily in the economic war.

The end of the economic war was welcomed by farmers who now had an outlet for their produce on the British market.

The weapons in this essentially economic war range from lawsuits to luxury cars.

Bumbling through has been possible because those responsible did learn something from the Depression about the wages of economic war.

"New York must get into the economic trenches and realize that we are in an economic war," he says.

There is growing fear that future economic wars will lead to death squads."

The world is already at war, a continuing economic war, yet who are the victors?

German preparations to counter the effects of the military and economic war were much more severe than in Britain.

Perhaps so, but second-guessing generals and doctors is hardly new, even in economic wars.