Sentence examples for conflicts soldiers from inspiring English sources

Rooting out terrorists and intervening in civil conflicts, soldiers often do more police work than conventional combat.

In the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts soldiers have been returned to these wars again and again, and they face a deadly new weapon — improvised explosive devices, or I.E.D.'s — which cause brain injuries that, terrible in themselves, also seem to intensify PTSD.

Throughout the conflict soldiers and civilians, Union and Confederate, laughed at "the comedies mixed up with our country's tragedy".

Although Russia ultimately prevailed in that conflict, soldiers proved ill-equipped and disorganised, struggling with Soviet-era equipment that failed them on numerous occasions.

Children are trying to ignore the fact there's a conflict, soldiers are still around and something could happen," says Pikria.

There are multi-layered subplots throughout, but the crux of the series is the will-he-won't-he suspense over Lewis's conflicted soldier.

After beating out hundreds of young hopefuls for the role of a conflicted soldier named Fife and enduring a six-month shoot in the Australian outback, Mr. Brody felt that success was assured.

The conflicted soldier thinks twice.

The film also gives him a number of self-congratulatory monologues he basically represents 'the conflicted soldier' or 'the moral man given power in immoral times'.

He also leaves out Africa, with its never-ending conflicts, child soldiers, endemic rape, and casual genocides.

From these conflicts, returning soldiers also report experiencing severe psychological trauma with 50%% witnessing the death or injury of a friend, 10%% had been injured themselves, and over 19%% had symptoms consistent with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) (Tanielian et al. 2008).