Sentence examples for difficult military from inspiring English sources

"Israel is in the midst of a difficult military and diplomatic campaign against terrorists.

Winter is settling in among the three-mile-high Himalayas, confounding the already indescribably difficult military logistics facing both sides.

That may require more difficult military operations against the Taliban in their southern stronghold, where the United States lacks a combined Afghan force like the Northern Alliance.

By B. Williams and Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, September 9, 1944 P. 17 Camp Shelby, Mississippi, reports on the solution of a difficult military problem.

Israel has countered the charges by stressing the difficult military aspect of the operation, in which soldiers fought door-to-door in a crowded slum laced with explosives and full of hidden gunmen.

Their assignment is widely considered one of the most difficult military postings, because the hard-line North Korean government, which has amassed one million troops along the border, seems determined to reunify the peninsula by force.

For Israel, it's difficult, the military option.

In some respects, it is more difficult than military training, he said.

The missiles are potentially capable of reaching Berlin, and, more important, they make the defense of NATO member states in the Baltics more difficult for military planners.

'On the contrary, the fog of war means it is extremely difficult in military operations to be certain of what the effects of the actions you take will be,' he says.

That will require, in the long run, something more difficult than military action: a profound effort by America and the West to ease the poverty and misery of the developing world.