Sentence examples for combat material from inspiring English sources

When Elmo's dad was introduced on "Sesame Street," he was a mustachioed saxophone player named Louie, and hardly looked like combat material.

And the only thing more aggressive than the combat material is the decision to pair this tank top with a bubble back pack.

On order to get its vehicles and equipment to Europe, the "Iron Brigade" had first to transfer this material by rail from Fort Carson, Colorado to Beaumont, Texas, where it was loaded into ships that then transported the combat material to the German port city of Bremerhaven, where it was off-loaded and "pushed forward" to bases in Poland.

Table 1 shows the factor loadings for each of the four war-related dimensions: combat, material loss; family loss; and displacement, as well as the severity of war-related traumatic exposure denoted by the "EW" 'experiential level'.

Then, last Friday, the police raided a sect hide-out south of Maiduguri and recovered "a lot of combat materials," Mr. Obasi said, including bomb-making equipment.

The court heard items associated with white supremacy and Nazism were found at Davies's home, including swastika badges and Combat 18 material.

Germany also has long been pressuring U.S. tech companies to more aggressively combat hate material and "fake news".

The statement echoes moves by the U.K. government late last year to co-opt major ISPs (and their users) into doing more to help combat extremist material posted online — with a plan to introduce stricter filters and improved reporting mechanisms, including having ISPs host a public reporting button for extremist content.

The company said in May it would combat higher materials costs by passing them on to customers and raising prices on some products by as much as 20percentt.

And it wants to work out details of a new agreement that will allow American planes carrying combat-related material for Afghanistan to fly over Russian territory.

The ideas ranged from school-to-school climate partnerships that link Australian Students with those at rural East African Schools, to DVD and viral internet distributed 'what you can do' at home to combat global warming materials, to community efforts to make low-carbon products not only priced at or below higher carbon counterparts, but to have them as just plain better, too.