Sentence examples for conquest needs from inspiring English sources
This study demonstrates the interactions between social and environmental factors, structures and processes and shows that colonial conquest needs to be acknowledged as a major problem.
The mad villain's lair Every suave billionaire nutjob bent on world conquest needs an impressive home: Blofeld's volcano crater in You Only Live Twice, Dr No's Crab Key, Drax's space station in Moonraker, Kananga's under-graveyard cavern in Live and Let Die, Scaramanga's island hideaway in The Man With The Golden Gun.
To get the full piquancy of conquest, he needs both to win the allegiance of his prey and to betray that trust.
And hours before 9/11, Donald Rumsfeld gave a speech at the Pentagon in which he said: the greatest enemy now in the world is, you know, bent on conquest and needs money and wastes money, and so forth.
Part of the reason for this is that lovelorn company bosses, intent on conquest, neglect the needs of their existing shareholders.
The Muslim conquest created a need for orthodoxy to readjust itself to a new situation.
A diplomatic storm trooper, known as the Judge, describes the ugly truth to Dr Forle: "It began …in blood and slaughter; it became conquest and slavery…in need of disguise, it pulled on the robes of religion and then the suit and tie of the market; until eventually it came to conservationism".
But it'll also need "conquest" sales, luring customers away from the other automakers.
Hermann Göring insisted on a full conquest as he needed the Dutch airfields against Britain; also he was afraid the Entente might reinforce Fortress Holland after a partial defeat and use the airfields to bomb German cities and troops.
While conventional warfare will stop, Daesh has already proven that it does not need conquest in the battlefield in order to claim victory, and it is all but certain that large and small acts of terrorism will continue across the globe, against all nationalities, religions, and races, regardless of whether Daesh controls any land.
First, Isis needed continual conquest to succeed: victory was a clear sign that the group was doing God's work.
