Sentence examples for each combatant from inspiring English sources

Combat is fairly typical of Japanese turn-based role playing games, with each combatant taking a turn to hurl a basic attack or a more elaborate one that depletes a power source.

Each combatant credits the other with impossibly potent lobbying prowess.

The scary part is that each combatant is capable of annihilating the other.

Each combatant faced his exact counterpart: the Good Mind opposing the Bad Mind and Aramaiti being countered by Taromaiti.

In the 12th century heralds formally announced and conducted tournaments, including the proclamation of each joust and the name of each combatant.

Each combatant has a certain number of action points each turn, and each action — like moving, attacking or using an item — depletes a set number of points.

Tennis is often compared to boxing because in each, the combatants are left alone to duke it out.

Using a priori defined study characteristics, we (CT, EJM) abstracted the following data from all studies: 1) date of data collection; 2) time period for reported deaths; 3) total number of deaths reported; 4) each of total combatant deaths, total civilian/non-combatant deaths; and, 5) cause-specific deaths attributable to violence, where available [Additional file 1].

In response to Rasul, the Department of Defense created a Combatant Status Review Tribunal, an administrative proceeding to justify each detainee's "enemy combatant" status.

The geographic area under the "protection" of each of these Unified Combatant Commands is called Area of Responsibility (AOR).

Speed modifies the number of times a combatant can attack each turn; if one combatant's speed is a certain level higher than the opponent, they may "double" attack an opponent, meaning that they can attack the opponent twice while only receiving one counterattack.