Sentence examples for devastating enemy from inspiring English sources
According to US military spokesmen, a series of ambushes on coalition convoys by the Saddam Fedayeen militia was repulsed with unprecedented, devastating enemy losses.
There was no enemy fire, yet McChrystal authored, he closely supervised over a number of days this fraudulent medal recommendation that talked about devastating enemy fire.
And the family of Pat Tillman, the football star who became a Ranger after 9/11 and died in a "friendly fire" incident in Afghanistan, criticizes McChrystal for approving Tillman's Silver Star citation for bravery "in the line of devastating enemy fire" just a day before distributing a memo saying that it was "highly possible" the former Arizona Cardinals safety was killed by his own colleagues.
Less powerful than strategic nuclear weapons, tactical nuclear weapons are intended to devastate enemy targets in a specific area without causing widespread destruction and radioactive fallout.
What's more, the psychological effects of fighting a nonhuman foe one which cannot feel pain or fear or mercy which cannot die are likely to be devastating for enemy forces.
Devastating an enemy base can be done by first sending in several waves of Zergling and Hydralisks.
June 6, 1879 Ashton upon Mersey, England March 23 , 1957Berkshire, England Sir Patrick Abercrombie, in full Sir Leslie Patrick Abercrombie (born June 6 , 1879 Ashton upon Mersey, Cheshire [now in Greater Manchester], Eng. died March 23 , 1957 Aston Tirrold, Berkshire) British architect and town planner who redesigned London after it was devastated by enemy bombardment in World War II.
If you've got a braggy, boastful enemy, being put in a position of embarrassment will be devastating to this enemy.
Humans have rarely encountered an enemy as devastating as the bacterium, Yersinia pestis.
Each hero possesses unique takedown maneuvers, but combined you can wreak havoc on enemies with devastating one-two combos.
In other words, for all its promise of devastating power delivered against enemies with remarkable precision and quick victories at low cost (at least to Americans), air power has failed to deliver, not just in the ongoing war on terror but for decades before it.
