Sentence examples for combat caused from inspiring English sources

He was a brilliant strategist, but the strain of combat caused him to issue more orders than necessary and expose himself recklessly to enemy fire.

The years of combat "caused Afghanistan a lot of suffering and a lot of loss of life and no gains because the country is not secure," he said, adding: I am not happy to say there is partial security because that is not what we're seeking.

Hamat and another senior military officer acknowledged to Human Rights Watch that their forces had been at Camp Bangui and there had been combat, causing some damage.

Players can also increase their ability to wield certain types of weapon, and repeated use in combat causes the ability to level up.

The complex etiology of Alzheimer's disease prompts scientists to develop multi-target strategies to combat causes and symptoms.

The complex etiology of Alzheimer's disease (AD) prompts scientists to develop multifunctional compounds to combat causes and symptoms of such neurodegeneration.

In Benghazi, where Haftar's soldiers have been fighting Islamist groups for control, the combat has caused widespread destruction and a steady stream of casualties.

Many cancer patients also get the drug to combat anemia caused by chemotherapy.

It also would increase, by $18 million, the money given to states to combat pollution caused by the runoff of toxic chemicals from farms.

Supportive measures undertaken when bone marrow suppression occurs include repeated platelet transfusions (to combat bleeding caused by diminished platelet production) and white blood cell transfusions (to control infection).

In desperation, the government of Dilma Rousseff, Lula's successor, artificially controlled the price of oil to combat inflation, caused by weak fiscal policy and the extraordinary costs of subsidised loans to entrepreneurs selected by arbitrary criteria.