Sentence examples for countless missions from inspiring English sources

Steve is one Iraqi who is very appreciative of our efforts and is willing to risk his own life to assist us on countless missions, and there are many more like him.

The ultimate praise, however, even with countless missions, thugs to punch in the face and iconic villains to track down, is that there's as much to take away from the Arkham verse simply by exploring what it has on offer.

Bainbridge, and on countless other missions across the world, the SEALs from DEVGRU have suffered numerous tragedies in Iraq and Afghanistan over the past ten years.

With the United States engaged in two wars and countless other missions around the globe, the Obama administration, Congress and defense contractors must ensure that, this time, a fair and open bidding process produces the best tanker at the best price to meet the Air Force's needs.

Since the war began in Afghanistan, thousands of Afghan interpreters have played a critical role in countless American military missions, and many have died.

The single-player game is significantly longer, even without the countless hilarious side missions, and takes place all over the planet Pandora, which now seems to have added glaciers and green fields to its previously unending deserts.

Having barely survived failed marriages, ambushes on Route Tampa in Mosul, and countless "movement to contact" missions in Iraq, how hard could this job be?

But since the Boeing Corporation introduced cheap jet travel in the 1960s, countless millions of evangelicals have launched themselves on short-term missions.

For companies like Airbnb, Uber, ClassPass, Thumbtack and countless others, partners are mission-critical to their operation and value proposition.

While many surely died unnatural deaths while living in mission communities, countless more simply left the Spanish sphere of influence and effectively disappeared from history (Hann 1996b; Worth 2006, 1998).

I have spent countless dinners hearing my mission-driven father discuss his challenges with reimbursement incentives and inefficient or poor medical practice (much of which continues to be driven by unintuitive technology systems).