Sentence examples for degree of enemy from inspiring English sources
This is surprising given that both the intensity of herbivory and degree of enemy host-specialization on trees is thought to be greater in tropical forests than their temperate counterparts [16] [18].
Today's issue is the degree of pain the enemies of Israel's hardline policies can inflict.
"Bashar will survive only if he shows determination, leadership capabilities, charisma and, finally, the necessary degree of brutality toward his enemies at home," said Eyal Zisser, a professor at Tel Aviv University's department of Middle Eastern history.
But now he is given, even with a degree of kindness from his enemies, a little bit of the cheap solders' drink, probably wine vinegar mixed with water, on a soaked sponge on a piece of hyssop.
And, in both the D.S.K. and the phone-hacking stories, News Corp International has been, to different degrees, an enemy of the public interest rather than its defender.
Bandenbekämpfung portrayed insurgents as political and racial bandits, criminalized to a greater degree than enemies of the state; moreover, violence against them was not constrained by the prevailing laws of warfare.
"To which I say, 'I think the FBI had more to do with it than me.'" But the impression of a gladiatorial clash between two titans is unmistakable – as is the surprising degree of similarity between football's mortal enemies.
Additionally, an increasing number of publications focus on the potential ecological impacts of natural enemies with different degree of specificity (see below).
Individuals face multiple enemies simultaneously, and consequently they need to adapt to several different types of enemy pressures.
Careful of enemy explosives.
