Sentence examples for combat instrument from inspiring English sources

The four-engine Boeing B-29 bomber, still offstage here, should be seen as a prime player in this story: the preëminent new combat instrument of that part of the war.

A devastating new combat instrument, the B-29 bomber laid waste to Japan's cities. Photograph by Ullstein Bild / Granger Collection Mac's madness, Mac's fugue — let's call it a flight, in this story — is coming soon, and in a setting of unexpected and almost unparalleled military success.

And the magazine remains an instrument of combat to this day.

The potential of this model as an instrument to combat antibiotic resistance in hospitals is demonstrated with numerical examples.

When Eric Rohmer was removed as editor, in 1963, and replaced by Jacques Rivette, it was with the purpose of renewing the magazine's status as an "instrument of combat" in favor of the new cinema, which included the New Wave.

"The iconic story we all tell about the foundation," he says, "is, if you had been in polio [medicine] 50 years ago, and your only instrument [to combat it] had been the iron lung, the orthodox approach would have been, 'How can we distribute iron lungs to Africa?' Or you could have spent some of your dollars on developing a polio vaccine – which is how we think".

The Federal Ministry of All-German Affairsetset up in 1949, represented a dedicated instrument to combat Soviet communism – the author of the country's division – in a whole range of ways.

It's a text that serves as an instrument of combat against the forces that damage our health while marketing us junk and drugs we don't need.

Mattis, a retired Marine four-star general with years of warfighting experience, indicated that he's in no rush to send U.S. forces into combat as the sole instrument of American power.

It's a subject of trade disputes between especially European donors that perceive food aid as an American export subsidy to its agricultural sector and between the United States government and many NGOs that see food aid as a critical tool in its arsenal of instruments to combat poverty and under-nutrition.

Pilots were often asked to fly in poor weather, without instruments, without combat weaponry and frequently without radios.