Sentence examples for burden of combat from inspiring English sources

Another former marine, Terry Dunkin, said he believed Blackman had "lost it" under the psychological burden of combat trauma.

More broadly, the new program is an acknowledgment by the administration that while the United States has been described as "a nation at war," the burden of combat is carried by less than 1 percent of the population.

A nation that permits only a small fraction of its citizens to bear the burden of combat and drains its financial resources in a winless effort while denying unemployment benefits to its citizens is morally reprehensible.

The added burden of combat operations made this situation untenable after the squadron went into action in Korea, leading to the formation of No. 391 (Base) Squadron at Iwakuni, at the same time as No. 91 Wing headquarters.

Speaking last month, the US president said the world should not "stand by" and expect the US and its western allies alone to shoulder the burden of combatting Ebola.

Reserve those honors for the brave men and women who bear the burdens of combat.

What could clear your mind better?" said Rangel, who has frequently noted that the poor tend to shoulder the burdens of combat disproportionately.

For 12 long years, those forces, working mostly in secret, carried the burden of much front-line combat, deploying time and again to the most violent sectors of Iraq and Afghanistan.

Conventional approaches to cystic fibrosis care involve a heavy daily burden of supportive treatments to combat lung infection, help clear airway secretions and maintain nutritional status.

People who have suffered the stress of combat are burdened by this additional risk factor and deserve special help.

PIH, with its Rwandan sister organization, Inshuti Mu Buzima (IMB), supports the Rwandan MoH in its efforts to combat this burden of mental illness through preventive and clinical approaches.