Sentence examples for battle conditions from inspiring English sources

However, a recent evaluation conducted under battle conditions in Operation Iraqi Freedom found statistically lower reports of complaints and illusions.

This training mission is in an actual war zone; most others are held in simulated battle conditions.

Within the Portuguese Navy a fuzzy decision support system is under development for shipboard weapon engineering equipment repair priorities management under battle conditions.

The new crackdown on Kurdish nationalists has embittered many in that region and led to fears that the war will resume when battle conditions improve in the spring.

In the rare disease space, where patients battle conditions many people have never heard of, patients depend critically on companies to develop treatments.

Huston was discharged from the army in 1945 with the rank of major and awarded the Legion of Merit for making his films under perilous battle conditions.

The picture invents an angle -- kill the Navajos if they're captured, a battle condition of which there's no known record -- and ignores the more compelling truth: that the Navajos are prevented from being active participants in the same war in which a Native American helped raise the flag at Iwo Jima.

Several matches have a unique battle condition, such as a metal opponent, large opponent or a two-on-two team battle.

Rescue workers continued to battle hellish conditions in a tunnel between King's Cross and Russell Square stations where at least 20 bodies were trapped in train wreckage, 600 metres from the tunnel entrance.

Racing non-stop, and entirely self-supported for days, athletes will battle extreme conditions, and can expect to add frostbite and hypothermia to mere exhaustion.

The morning's rain had given way to a brilliant, if breezy, afternoon, so the players were not so much battling the conditions as they were battling themselves.