Sentence examples for civilian environment from inspiring English sources

It is utterly reckless to use them in a civilian environment.

Although empirically transitioned to the civilian environment, data substantiating survival benefit attributable to civilian tourniquet use is lacking.

However, Peter Felstead, editor of Jane's Defence Weekly, said: "We are in danger of trying to place codes of conduct which you would consider to be right or wrong in a civilian environment on the battlefield – and you're going to get into very tricky territory if you do that".

He refers to the problem as "staying in combat mode". In his writing, he points out that the first adventure of Odysseus after the Trojan War was to sack the city of Ismarus — essentially a pirate raid where the soldiers applied their hard-earned wartime skills to a civilian environment.

An Israeli Army spokeswoman said the forces "did not aim at the school, but at rocket launchers nearby". The militants who launch rockets "exploit the civilian environment," she said, noting that mortar shells were fired at Israel from a schoolyard in northern Gaza a few months ago.

Furthermore, we hypothesized that in the military setting, the incidence of hyperthermia would be greater compared to the civilian environment and thus contributing to an increase in mortality.

However, training areas in particular provide substantially different waste issues than commonly found in civilian environments.

Released flammable chemicals can form an explosible vapour cloud, posing safety threat in both industrial and civilian environments.

In civilian environments, most seriously injured victims can be reached and transported by emergency medical services personnel within minutes; in combat, it often takes hours simply to transport casualties off the battlefield.

Following the September 11 attacks, applications for admission to the academy increased dramatically, security on campus was increased, and the curriculum was revamped to include coursework on terrorism and military drills in civilian environments.

This balance, she argues, bridges the structure of military work and the creativity of civilian corporate environments".