Sentence examples for considerable enemy from inspiring English sources

"I suspect that violence will increase as we place this unit but will go down over time," she added, "because we assess that there are considerable enemy support areas in both provinces and we will be going after them".

On one occasion during that time, the battleship received a request for call-fire support and provided three star-shells for the 1st ROK Corps, illuminating an enemy attack that was consequently repulsed with considerable enemy casualties.

There is also considerable buzz about Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, a long-awaited game due in June from id Software, the creator of the blockbuster hits Doom and Quake in the 1990s.

The Allies took nearly 40,000 Italian prisoners and considerable amounts of enemy weapons, supplies and equipment.

The merchants claimed the cargoes were worth £1 million, and would have been at considerable risk from enemy vessels were it not for Walker's escort.

Indeed, its look at behind-­the-scenes policy-making may give America's enemies considerable comfort.

Mr. Massino, the former boss of the Bonanno crime family, will be released from federal custody in 60 days, a period the government requested to put in place security arrangements to keep Mr. Massino safe from what are presumed to be a considerable number of enemies.

Owen, who was commended posthumously for inflicting "considerable losses on the enemy," was no pacifist.

The policies implicit in the document afforded Union field officers considerable discretion when handling enemy guerrillas; taken to its logical extreme, Lieber's formulation justified the summary execution for Confederate guerrilla fighters who fell into Union hands.

Defeating an enemy requires considerable knowledge of the adversary; in this regard, new advanced technologies have enabled scientists and health practitioners to uncover a vast diversity of viruses we were not aware of before.

The first attack came on 20 September at Menin Road, where the Australians experienced success making considerable gains against the enemy for the loss of about 5,000 casualties.