Sentence examples for course of combat from inspiring English sources
It is filled with stories of drowning, sickness (notably dysentery), starvation, massacre, mass rape, looting, ethnic cleansing and experiments with napalm, as well as the staggering statistics of death and injury through aerial bombing and the normal course of combat.
As part of these reforms, the MoD will clarify in that the common law principle of combat immunity should apply to deaths or injuries which occur in the course of combat situations.
This meter will gradually fill throughout the course of combat.
The course of combat on October 8 thus came as a shock.
To describe the rehabilitation course of combat-injured service members who sustained polytraumatic injuries during the current wars in and around Iraq and Afghanistan.
Although legal accounts do not describe the course of the combat, contemporary chroniclers have left several records of the day's battle.
Wurmheller, whose right foot was plastered in an orthopedic cast, claimed seven victories during the course of four combat missions that day, six Spitfires and a Bristol Blenheim bomber.
He reached the zenith of his fighter pilot career on 1 September 1942, when during the course of three combat sorties he claimed 17 enemy fighters shot down, earning him the Ritterkreuz mit Eichenlaub, Schwertern und Brillanten (Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords, and Diamonds).
"As many experts are telling us, if we 'follow the money' and take back organised crime's ill-gotten gains – now done of course to combat trafficking in drugs, weapons and people – we can send a strong message to criminals that there are serious consequences when they kill endangered wildlife for profit".
But the six-week course of therapy at Combat Stress proved a turning point.
Phaleria macrocarpa (Scheff) Boerl (Thymelaceae), a shrub known locally as Mahkota Dewa, literally translated as "God's Crown", has for centuries been used by the native Indonesians and the lower course of Malaysia to combat diabetes, liver diseases, vascular problems, cancer, and high blood pressure [ 6].
