Sentence examples for accessible combat from inspiring English sources

Thirty-one Marines have signed enlistment contracts for newly accessible combat occupational specialties, Military.com reports. .

The military services and intelligence agencies have been slow to make critically important reconnaissance data from satellites accessible to combat forces in the field.

Some cities are trying to make bike sharing more accessible — and to combat its elite image.

But the hugely accessible yet satisfying combat mixed with puzzles and platforming mark God of War as its own beast.

Certainly, researchers in Japan are acutely aware of the problem of disseminating their work [ 7] and have recently created accessible registers to combat this [ 8].

Mr. Gates said the documents' disclosure had prompted a rethinking of a trend nearly two decades old, dating from the Persian Gulf war of 1991, of trying to make intelligence information more accessible to troops in combat situations so they can respond rapidly to developments.

Activists say a combination of severe punishment, a sensitized police force, easily accessible medical facilities and education can combat the deep-rooted persecution.

Eurogamer's Ellie Gibson awarded a score of 7/10, stating that although she did not consider the game to be very original, she found it accessible and undemanding, with a "neat combat mechanic".

In "Merchants of Immortality" the journalist Stephen S. Hall provides a fascinating, accurate and accessible account of some of these contemporary efforts to combat aging.

It echoes comments made by Turnbull in July last year, that the "most powerful tool to combat online copyright infringement is making content accessible, timely, and affordable to consumers".

Detractors may bemoan the seemingly repetitive nature of the combat, but the simple controls make the game accessible to less skilled gamers, while the ever-shifting balance of power on the higher-difficulty settings ensures encounters are anything but monotonous.