Sentence examples for Strain of command from inspiring English sources

By March 1916, Hipper suffered from severe combat fatigue; he had held command of the fleet reconnaissance forces for some 20 months, and the strain of command was beginning to take its toll.

Watt himself, now almost forty, was beginning to show the strain of frontline command.

Under the strain of his difficulties and of the loneliness of command, Nelson was at his most vulnerable when he visited the island of Nevis in March 1785.

Pure reliance on the chain-of-command was disastrous in Vietnam because much of the most relevant information, the nuances which counted, could not be fully described in writing and were strained out as information flowed to the top.

He was relieved of command in January.

Robertson bemoaned his lack of command.

And what is the chain of command?

This type of command is essentially designed for use in conjunction with the TPM_LoadKey command.

But the chain of command remained unified.

That was the chain of command.

He was relieved of command.