Sentence examples for develop an offensive from inspiring English sources

John Kerry must develop an offensive strategy if he is to have any chance of being elected.

Syria, the statement asserts, "is continuing to develop an offensive biological weapons capability" and has not signed the treaty banning those weapons.

The C.I.A. report in April, using an abbreviation, said only that it was "highly probable that Syria is also continuing to develop an offensive BW capability".

In 2001, a declassified CIA assessment asserted that it was "highly probable" that Syria was developing an "offensive BW capability". U.S. assessments have frequently cited the Scientific Studies and Research Center in Damascus, a military-run laboratory previously linked to covert programs for research on chemical and nuclear weapons.

While its ostensible goal is to defend U.S. cyber interests, it has also developed an offensive cyberwarfare capability to be deployed against other nations.

The U.S. had a rocky start to the game in the first quarter when Serbia mucked up the proceedings by fouling the Americans in transition and keeping them from developing an offensive rhythm.

I had a few ideas on how Kuwait could develop the ability to use small, fast naval craft and barges-turned-into floating bases to keep ports and nearby shipping lanes safe from mines and other forms of attack, as well as a thought or two about developing an offensive capability against nearby Iranian facilities.

One of the key dilemmas faced by these states is whether (and how) to integrate their intelligence and military capabilities to develop a meaningful offensive cyber capacity.

Many involved in the "strikeback" discussions in the US think it must be deployed immediately to develop a "defensive offensive capability".

The selection of Davis, who played left tackle his last two years at Texas, underlined Arizona Coach Dave McGinnis's intention to develop a strong offensive line and use it to improve the team's running game.

Their subsequent successes encouraged them to develop a broad offensive that recovered the nearby city of Orel (now Oryol) on August 5 and that of Kharkov (now Kharkiv, Ukraine) on August 23.