Sentence examples for current warfare from inspiring English sources

What are some similarities and differences between current warfare in Afghanistan and the conflict in Kosovo during NATO's war with Yugoslavia? h.

Clegg says his views on Trident are well-known and there is high-tech equipment that is no longer relevant to current warfare.

In the current warfare Pakistani forces are widely reported to be deploying American-supplied aircraft and intelligence equipment that was intended for use in Afghan border areas.

Richard Lovett, the agency's president, echoed the view that the current warfare between William Morris and I.C.M. helps Creative Artists, which has deliberately sought to soften its image as the town's bully.

Francis cited current warfare between Israelis and Palestinians, as well as in Iraq and in Ukraine.

I want a big, fat, dark line between images, drawn or digital, that make past warfare fathomable and those that make current warfare palatable.

While the most visible spending fights center on money for Planned Parenthood, public broadcasting, Medicare and other concerns that touch the lives of people who do not spend their days on Capitol Hill, the fork fracas brings the current ideological warfare into relief, perhaps because it is playing out daily on the cafeteria trays of those who work here.

The main opposition party, Fianna Fáil, and Fine Gael hammered out a deal that will see a 15% rise in rent allowances to alleviate the housing crisis, especially in Dublin, and an increase in the numbers of the Garda Síochána to 15,000 to fight rising crime, including the current gangland warfare that has claimed at least six lives since February.

The new strategy should be proposed in air defense guidance equipment system to meet the current electronic warfare needs after carefully studying the development of airborne electronic countermeasure technology [5].

Then her taut, nuanced, ironic narratives quickly reel you in to confront the starkest and darkest of current realities: warfare, drug violence, desperate urban poverty, the embattled and fragmented modern Self.

That's the ticket: irregular has become the Defense Department's adjective of choice to modify the current style of warfare.