Sentence examples for brigades, although from inspiring English sources
"brigades, although" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it when introducing contrasting information, for example: "The troops were ordered into battle, brigades, although, a number of small skirmishes had broken out."
The brigade is thought to have one of the worst criminal records among Army brigades, although no statistics are kept.
At the end of 1943 the Army's strength was set at six infantry divisions and two armoured brigades, although further reductions were ordered in August 1944 and June 1945.
Stratification on the GCS score revealed that the risk of death was systematically lower among SMUR patients than in patients transported by fire brigades, although the between-group difference only reached the level of significance among patients with a GCS score ≥14 (P = 0.025).
The Canadians also agreed to provide an infantry brigade, although the first battalion would not arrive until December 1950.
His brigade commander, Puttick, recommended him for leadership of an infantry brigade although for the time being he would remain commander of the 20th Battalion.
Finally, by 23:00 the New Zealand artillery had returned to the brigade, although they provided only limited support throughout the rest of the night.
By the time the transfer was effected, Hazen was given command of the entire brigade, although repeated requests he had made for promotion to brigadier general were rejected.
His division commander, Major General H. B. Walker, had Blamey mentioned in despatches for this period of battalion and brigade command, although the battalion had spent most of the time out of the line and there had been no significant engagements.
It might even be invoked by members of Al Qaeda military brigades fighting alongside Taliban forces, although they would have a hard time proving their organization's respect for the rules of war.
In 1941, during the Battle of Britain, civil defense brigades protected the structure from fire, although it was hit directly by bombs; at one point an unexploded bomb was removed, at great risk, from the nave.
The bulk of the opposition said it would respect the truce if the government did, although the extremist jihadist brigades who have gained a more visible role in recent months declared that they would not.
