Sentence examples for electronic war from inspiring English sources

The danger in this quiet electronic war is driven home by a stark warning on the group's Web site: "Bypassing censorship may violate law.

Was this to be the first electronic war, with video footage of targets being blown up by remotely fired missiles and nothing showing the victims of all that hi-tech ordnance?

But those numbers are dwarfed by the expense and intensity of the campaigns for the ballot measures, a fierce, electronic war lasting months on which interest groups have spent more than $120 million of an astonishing $150 million -- a war chest more than twice the size of the one amassed by the national campaign of Mr. Bush.

It could be an electronic war.

The Pentagon is worried that Beijing will use the Internet to launch an electronic war against us, like Estonia accused Russia of doing a few weeks ago.

"An electronic war has been launched against Iran", Mahmoud Liayi, head of the information technology council at the ministry of industries, told the state-run Iran Daily newspaper.

Worse yet, education is threatened by nationalist and religious orthodoxies often disseminated by the media as they focus ahistorically and sensationally on the distant electronic wars that give viewers the sense of surgical precision, but in fact obscure the terrible suffering and destruction produced by modern warfare.

C-47s were used in the Vietnam War as electronic warfare collection aircraft and as AC-47 gunships.

The 82nd Airborne and other units train extensively with the Air Force and the Pentagon's cyber war agencies, using electronic warfare and strike fighters to take out enemy missile sites and ensure that the C-17s can get safely into contested airspace to deliver the paratroopers and their weapons.

The "electronic holy war" will run once a year in Tokyo until 2017.

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