Sentence examples for a specific enemy from inspiring English sources

Like everything else in tactics, overcoming this paradox is a matter of striking a balance, first in general and then against a specific enemy, under specific circumstances and with a specific objective in mind.

He then joined William Rappard, a Swiss academic and diplomat who was teaching at Harvard at the time, and others, including Hiram Johnson, to extend the system to the whole state.Unlike the Swiss, these Californian reformers had in mind a specific enemy, against which direct democracy seemed the ideal weapon.

These actions can include attacking, healing, spying (reveals enemy weakness/strengths), mirroring (emulate a specific enemy), and running away.

There are a variety of ammunition types, each of which is most damaging to a specific enemy.

The game's cover system allows players to deftly move between cover, to fire blindly, aim freely, and target a specific enemy.

Because of its lack of a specific enemy, the "War on Terror" helped justify the Bush Doctrine of pre-emptive warfare against countries like Iraq that had not yet attacked us.

A comprehensive survey was initiated to assess the preference of urban residents for three pest management approaches (chemical pesticide, biorational insecticide, or introduction of a specific natural enemy) to control an introduced urban forest pest.

At the simplest level, fire itself was used as a weapon to cause large-scale destruction, or to target specific enemy positions or machinery.

Thatcher's specific enemy was communism.

His remarks, however, focused on issues like whether it was lawful to single out specific enemy figures for killing — not defining the limits of who may be deemed an enemy.

And when matches begin, each environment is filled with AI troopers, who join in the combat but also provide little choreographed set-pieces within the action, perhaps hiding out in hidden locations or attacking very specific enemy targets.