Sentence examples for a lethal force from inspiring English sources

Five years after the war in Iraq began, the insurgency remains a lethal force.

The press officer was quoted as saying, "It's no secret that the 82nd Airborne Division is a lethal force".

In the process, they have raided several Congolese villages, possibly to signal that they are still a lethal force to be reckoned with.

A new officer corps, epitomized by a young Colin Powell, was determined to avoid a rerun, and it sought to turn the military into a lethal force that could deploy overwhelming power.

In what is surely an effort to kill gamers, Microsoft and Crystal Dynamics will release the newest game in Lara Croft's long-running series, Rise of the Tomb Raider, on the same day as Fallout 4. 2013's Tomb Raider established Lara as a strong survivor and a lethal force when equipped with a bow and arrow.

When she goes wild with a kick combination, her hair suddenly swooshes out and forms itself into a swirling lethal force that helps her defeat her enemy.

In a devastated country with no other income, the money spent by aid organisations in rent, per diem payments, taxes to governments or rebel warlords, bodyguards, gasoline, bars, whores and restaurants turns the "aid industry, supposedly neutral and unbiased, into a potentially lethal force the belligerents need to enlist".

How could two female "yogis" -- the Sanskrit word for devotees of the ancient Hindu practice -- arrive at a place where lethal force became an "option"?

Jonathan Wright With military interest in the welfare of SAS operatives historically ending the moment they leave for Civvy Street, readjusting to a life where lethal force is no longer an occupational option is no simple task.

The government has alleged Awlaki encouraged Hasan and Abdulmutallab in their plots to kill Americans, with Holder on Monday strongly suggesting that someone like him meets three criteria for an attack with lethal force – he poses an imminent threat against the U.S, his capture is not feasible, and his slaying "would be conducted in a manner consistent with applicable law of war principles".

It must require the Ministry of Defence to do what it has refused to do for years: namely, tell the truth as to how many Iraqis died in custody, died as a result of lethal force, or were interrogated.