Sentence examples for efficient fighting from inspiring English sources

The new Flying Artillery company, under Major COBB, will be in efficient fighting condition in a few days.

Xi has announced plans to slash China's troop numbers by 300,000 to roughly 2 million to create a more efficient fighting force.

It must have real military significance it must be an efficient fighting organisation: it must contribute additional resources to the forward defence of Western Europe, not simply rearrange resources that are already there.

Though few expect the reconstituted group to alter its ideology, it is now seen more as an efficient fighting force that helped to break the siege of Aleppo when the halting international diplomacy of the US and Russia failed.

His starting point is General George Marshall, the Army chief of staff during the Second World War, who culled underperforming generals and promoted the better ones, constructing a ruthlessly efficient fighting force.

Although its ranks were decimated by rampant disease, semi-starvation, and bitter cold, the reorganized Continental Army emerged the following June as a well-disciplined and efficient fighting force.

In September 1939 the Allies, namely Great Britain, France, and Poland, were together superior in industrial resources, population, and military manpower, but the German Army, or Wehrmacht, because of its armament, training, doctrine, discipline, and fighting spirit, was the most efficient and effective fighting force for its size in the world.

Jon Feere of the Center for Immigration Studies, which supports stricter limits on immigration, said increased spending and detentions do not mean that the government has been efficient in fighting illegal immigration.

Feere said that increases in spending and detentions do not mean the government has been efficient in fighting illegal immigration; the article used the word "in­efficient". This version has been corrected.

"If you want to be efficient in fighting it, you have to have a very strong regulatory authority, very strong collaborations, very good distribution networks and good co-operation between governments," said Sabine Kopp, who manages the anti-counterfeiting and medicines quality assurance programmes at the World Health Organisation.

Sponges are very efficient at fighting off viruses.