Sentence examples for a raid for resources from inspiring English sources

The Cambridge researchers argue that the Nataruk massacre may have been a "raid for resources" such as women, children or stored food because pottery found at the site may suggest a family group that had begun to settle.

With Raynor and Mengsk, Fenix enters into an alliance with Sarah Kerrigan against the UED, even leading the Zerg forces on a raiding mission for resources on Moria.

The tribal war dance for example requires the uncertainty of an impending raid for its excitement.

Operation Biting, also known as the Bruneval Raid, was the codename for a raid by Combined Operations in 1942.

On 8 May, Brill was the bombing controller for a raid on an airfield near Brest.

The origins of war are a subject that has been hotly contested in the scientific community, as it is unclear whether humans are naturally predisposed to conflict between groups, or if warfare emerged only after settler societies created the conditions for raiding resources.

A young boy is separated for questioning after a raid.

Stockton Bartol '45, a highly decorated pilot, died in a raid over Germany after he was eligible for stand-down.

A wash with these guns, livestock raiding in the region changed characteristics to commercial raiding from the traditional intentions that were meant for herd reconstitution during a bad year and/or after a raid (Mkutu 2007; Agade 2010; Eaton 2010).

Most motherboards already have a RAID controller, and newer motherboard chipsets offer integrated RAID eliminating the need for an additional controller.

Analysts said the moves against Vladimir Yevtushenkov this week looked like a raid on his business by Kremlin-connected forces, and were a sign of an intensifying battle for a "shrinking pie" of resources.