Sentence examples for elements of war from inspiring English sources
One of the tragic elements of war, in Hanson's view, is that it often uncovers a reality that might have been comprehended in advance and by other means.
Counter-Strike somehow feels more realistic than Socom, which is closer in spirit to games like Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, which uses realistic elements of war to flavor the game rather than attempt a true battle simulation.
Israel's ground invasion has been littered with many deadly incidents but the UN described Zeitoun as "one of the gravest" and one which the UN's top human rights official said appears to have "all the elements of war crimes".
But the first systematic effort to define the word with some precision and to relate it to other elements of war was made by Antoine-Henri Jomini (1779 1869), the noted French military thinker and writer.
The elements of war and 19-year-old Army drivers were hard on vehicles.
The post-World War I composition is also described as having elements of war.
Its rise from obscurity once seemed to make it a successful example of the Bush administration's promotion of private contractors as integral elements of war-fighting strategy.
There was an element of war hysteria in the legal suppression of the book in 1915, but the specific ground was a homoerotic episode between Ursula and a female teacher.
Sanaz Mazinani, for example, uses images of drones as a technological element of war in her intricate photo collages.
The evolution of the program into a global enforcement arm reflects the United States' growing reach in combating drug cartels and how policy makers increasingly are blurring the line between law enforcement and military activities, fusing elements of the "war on drugs" with the "war on terrorism".
