Sentence examples for combat more from inspiring English sources

In the rounds ahead, the stakes will be higher and the combat more fierce.

Some say their ambiguous role in Iraq now makes combat more difficult.

It may make sense if you think today's swing voters hunger for more combat, more harshness and more attack.

Equally, an ineffective dodge and tiny regenerating health pool also make ranged combat more favourable but no less repetitive.

Air-force pilots are also, unless they are involved in actual combat, more likely to be able to reschedule flights if circumstances demand.

What's more relevant, Mr. Kerry's four months of combat more than 30 years ago, or Mr. Bush's campaign against terrorists during the last three years?

This freedom to shop also makes combat aircraft more lethal against adversaries and more survivable for crews.

GROUND COMBAT -- More than a hundred special forces, including Army Rangers, swooped down by helicopter on at least one main target in the area of Kandahar, a stronghold of the Taliban government.

Still, existing laws could combat discrimination more effectively.

To combat it, more chlorine was added to the water.

Resultantly, they have been prescribed "uppers" to try and combat any more serious symptoms.