Sentence examples for battle success from inspiring English sources

In fact enemy buy-in to our war-frame has always been the critical and unacknowledged factor in American battle success.

The fascination with Nelson's battle successes and his love affair with Emma Hamilton has ensured that the Nelson industry has been flourishing for two centuries.

"You know," he said, "in this process, people have a real battle for success.

"There are signals that the county's going in the right direction now, but it's not going to be a short-term battle or success.

His biggest political battle and success was in rescinding the tax-free status of duty-free shops at airports and harbors.

Chiefs also differed from others in their ability to lead in battle, their success in accumulating and distributing large amounts of food and other valuables, and their religious skills in communicating with the gods.

Baseball hitters face an uphill battle for success against pitchers, but don't tell that to Tim Lincecum - the two-time Cy Young award winner had yet another miserable night on the mound while facing his nemesis, Paul Goldschmidt.

"But what isn't more competitive these days?" Making the battle for success all the more important is that the studios, which this year have enjoyed record grosses expected to top $9 billion, are being counted on to keep funneling torrential revenues to the beleaguered media conglomerates that own most of them and whose stock prices have dropped by as much as 80percentthis yearar.

But, as Murray and Millett point out, echoing the conclusions of Willmott and other scholars, the Russians' brilliant use of encirclement and deep battle (whose success was in part due to the large number of Chevrolet, Ford and Dodge trucks they had received through lend-lease) constituted the most innovative and "devastating display of operational art in World War II".

Control of these hills would have united the Anzac and Suvla fronts, but neither battle achieved success.

History teaches us that when our soldiers are committed into battle their success depends on a genuine commitment of the national will.