Sentence examples for effect of the battle from inspiring English sources

The effect of the battle on morale was no less momentous.

"The effect of the battle of Corinth was very great," Gen. William T. Sherman correctly observed.

Another effect of the battle was the changed attitude of the Swiss.

Soon, U.S. air strikes and artillery fire were being called in, but they had little effect on the battle because of the dense foliage on the hillside.

Iraq is trying to control the religious and political effects of the battle, but the men who fought it face more personal consequences.

But the liberal distribution of her enthusiasm (she can't wait to tell us about the effects of the Battle of Britain on golf in Kent) is attractive; an evening in her company clips by very easily.

The documentary also chronicles one of the most dangerous missions in Afghanistan, Operation Rock Avalanche, and the numerous civillian and military casualties that resulted, as well as the emotionally devastating effects of the battle.

"The moral effect of [the battles] was very great".

Although the cadets had no real effect on the outcome of the battle, their action has since been touted in official histories as the ultimate display of patriotic sacrifice.

But even as the gruesome effects of the battles slam the national consciousness, there has been scant effort to prepare the public for the impact of the fighting.

Thus, although Midway was the Allies' first major victory against the Japanese, it did not radically change the course of the war; instead it was the cumulative effects of the battles of Coral Sea and Midway that reduced Japan's ability to undertake major offensives.