...realized that even their solvency may be at stake, and an extensive cost-cutting campaign got underway. Now, to turn to the more fundamental aspect of your...profit in American industry was lower than at any tune since the end of World War II. My impression, Senator, is that businessmen during the past year...

...WHAT OUR NAVAL FORCES ARE DOING AROUND THE WORLD TODAY, STRETCHED OVER A BROADER RANGE OF GEOGRAPHY THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE THE END OF WORLD WAR II, AS THEY PROTECT OUR COUNTRY'S VITAL CONCERNS IN MANY DISTANT AREAS OF THE WORLD. PREDOMINANT AMONG THOSE,...

...and also between wealthy families and those right in the middle of the income spectrum - were greater than at any time since the end of World War II. As data compiled by the Congressional Budget Office and published in the Committee's "Green Book" indicate,...

...CHANGES IN THE BOMBER FORCE SINCE THEN. TODAY, WE MAINTAIN A SMALLER, YET MORE CAPABLE FORCE OF BOMBERS THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE THE END OF WORLD WAR II. AS WE DOWNSIZE, WE NEED TO MAINTAIN, AND EVEN EXPAND OUR CURRENT CAPABILITY, PARTICULARLY FOR CONVENTIONAL...

...CHANGES IN THE BOMBER FORCE SINCE THEN. TODAY, WE MAINTAIN A SMALLER, YET MORE CAPABLE FORCE OF BOMBERS THAN AT ANY TIME SINCE THE END OF WORLD WAR II. AS WE DOWNSIZE, WE NEED TO MAINTAIN, AND EVEN EXPAND OUR CURRENT CAPABILITY, PARTICULARLY FOR CONVENTIONAL...

...observe that, in consequence, many strategic analysts now believe that the probability of a major war is lower than at any time since the end of World War II. If so, the analysis of the Unilateral Deterrence Game suggests why. It is also clear that, if real,...

...subject of this book, in the days following the attacks Americans sang more renditions of national songs than at any time since the end of World War II. As we demonstrate below, "My Country 'Tis of Thee" is historically the song more Americans embraced in...

...complicates the advancement process, the importance of finding the best is probably more vital now than at any time since the end of World War II. As mentioned earlier, however, the problems of shortened sights, the desire for security, peace of mind,...

...firsthand military experience. Among current sitting members of Congress, the percentage of veterans is now lower than at any time since the end of World War II. In the typical Congress of the Cold War era, approximately three-fourths of senators and more than...

...widespread, the views of European publics toward the United States were now universally as low — or even lower — than at any time since the end of World War II. In March 2003, for instance, the percentage of respondents expressing a favorable view of the United...