Sentence examples for combat might from inspiring English sources

Far from hiding his military r?m?as some who did not see combat might do, he highlighted it.

In January, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said it was possible that officially allowing women in combat might alleviate some problems of sexual harassment and assault.

Elsewhere Jon Landau offers one of the more helpful insights when he suggests that when dealing with promoters and record label bosses s some training in hand-to-hand combat might come in handy.

Mask Maker is not a film that focuses on combat, might, ego or winners and losers.

It asserted that "this combat might have looked like a mass killing in the eyes of frightened Muslim soldiers, although they carried weapons and shot at Bosnian Serb soldiers randomly".

On 27 March, an attempt to reach a negotiated settlement failed and the commanding officer of the 19th Partisan Brigade announced that armed combat might start at a moment's notice.

Asked which combat units might be reduced, General Blum said that artillery units might no longer be needed because of improvements in precision guided munitions.

For example, a combat team might use the generators to provide power for a temporary camp.

One way to combat Zika might be to target the DNA of the Aedes mosquito.

Prolonged exposure to a perilous and uncertain combat environment might make trauma common.

Judging by the crush to follow, full combat gear might have been more appropriate.