Sentence examples for building armies from inspiring English sources

South of the border, the cartels spent their billions building armies of assassins who carry out massacres comparable to those in war zones and outgun police.

"Throughout the Cold War military and political leaders on all sides clung to it, building armies to its specifications, swearing by its redeeming capabilities in time of need," General Smith writes.

"We're building armies to consistently pump out business-to-business hits," says Wamsley. "It costs $50 million to $100 million to get in this game".

In February 1941 fully one percent of the American labor force was at work building army training camps for 1.4 million new draftees.

Probably from funding set aside for military construction projects – such as building army barracks and other improvements to bases used by the armed forces.

So, for the first time, I brought those three together so that Phil could have this niche support group which is like Derren Brown's slowly building army, I guess.

Individual cities have to manage their own social happiness separately, and I'd been ignoring it for so long in favor of building army units and support buildings that all my cities ended up suffering rebellions basically at once, with strong barbarian units appearing in their vicinities across the map.

The government is attempting to alter the island's political landscape by building army posts and settling Sinhalese in traditionally Tamil areas in the north and east, while preventing thousands of internally displaced Tamil civilians to return to their homes.

Both games are base-building, army-training simulators that are part of a new era of RTS type games that used to be popular on PC.

Max out the upgrades for each of your defensive buildings, army buildings, and walls before upgrading your Town Hall.

Barany also demonstrates that building democratic armies is the quintessential task of newly democratizing regimes.