Примери за използване на Plague and war на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Resheph was a Semitic god of plague and war….
If incidences of famine, plague and war are decreasing, something is bound to take their place on.
They will see prosperity and  famine, plague and war.
What then will replace famine, plague, and war at the top of the human agenda?
With long bloody hair, a blazing star threatens the world with famine, plague and war.
Famine, plague and war will probably continue to claim millions of victims in the coming decades.
The names of some of the reasons are famine, plague, and war; or, if we are lucky, birth control.
Most people rarely think about it, butin the past few decades we have managed to rein in famine, plague and war.
What are the projects that will replace famine, plague and war at the top of the human agenda in the twenty-first century?
For thousands of years priests, rabbis and muftis explained that humans cannot overcome famine, plague and war by their own efforts.
If incidences of famine, plague and war are decreasing, something is bound to take their place on the human agenda.
We know quite well what needsto be done in order to prevent famine, plague and war- and  we usually succeed in doing it.
The message is not that famine, plague and war have completely disappeared from the face of the earth,and  that we should stop worrying about them.
Given our twentieth-century accomplishments,if people continue to suffer from famine, plague and war, we cannot blame it on nature or on God.
Mankind has managed to bring famine, plague and war under control due to phenomenal economic growth, which provides us with abundant food, medicine, energy and  raw materials.
When humankind possesses enormous new powers, and when the threat of famine, plague and war is finally lifted, what will we do with ourselves?
In the last few decades we have at last made some real progress as far as the human condition is concerned,with the reduction of famine, plague and war.
Would we be content merely to count our blessings,keep famine, plague and war at bay, and  protect the ecological equilibrium?
Although we experience occasional economic crises and  international wars,  in the long run capitalism has not only managed to prevail, butalso to overcome famine, plague and war.
Legends surround the island of hauntings by the victims of plague and war,  as well as a crazy doctor of the mental institution who supposedly butchered and  tortured patients.
Most people rarely think about it, butin the last few decades we have managed to rein in famine, plague and  war” concerned famine, plague  and war. .
We have managed to bring famine, plague and war under control thanks largely to our phenomenal economic growth, which provides us with abundant food, medicine, energy and  raw materials.
Prayers, good deeds and  meditation can be comforting and  inspiring, butproblems such as famine, plague and war can only be solved through growth.
Many thinkers and prophets concluded that famine, plague and war  must be an integral part of God's cosmic plan or of our imperfect nature, and  nothing short of the end of time would free us from them.
Prayers, good deeds and  meditation can be comforting and  inspiring, buthuman exacerbated problems such as famine, plague and war can only be solved through human efforts.
This island is surrounded by legends about the ghosts of the victims of the plague and war,  as well as the ghosts of a mad doctor at a mental hospital who allegedly dismembered and  tortured patients.
However, from the latter 12th Century to the fall of Constantinople to the Turks in 1453, there was very little further dissemination of medical knowledge, largely due to the turmoil the Empire was facing on both fronts, following its resurrection after the Latin Empire and the dwindling population of Constantinople due to plague and war.
For Hammerfest's history is a luckless narrative of natural disasters,fires, plagues and war, spanning a timeline from Napoleon.
For Hammerfest's history is a luckless narrative of natural disasters,fires, plagues and war, spanning a timeline from Napoleon to the Nazis.
Short-lived rapid changes have always happened:famines, plagues and wars have begun and  ended;