Sentence examples for enemy losses from inspiring English sources

Enemy losses were not known.

Enemy losses were un known.

Enemy losses were said to be six killed.

Com mand spokesmen put enemy losses at 74 killed and three captured.

Independent verification of battle casualties is not possible, and analysts say both sides tend to exaggerate enemy losses.

Enemy losses were much higher, but that only made the war seem more horrific and out of control.

Because without the cold-war psychological framework, the Kursk disaster was not seen as an enemy loss.

Among many hypotheses, newly established host populations may benefit from a parasite loss ("enemy release" hypothesis) through impoverishment of their original parasite communities or reduced infection levels.

At one moment you can bring to mind a noisy, triumphalist Athenian crowd cheering in the theatre as their enemies' loss is so lovingly described.

It's natural for armies to find ways to maximize the enemy's losses while minimizing their own.

Film on television of government air strikes and exact numbers for the enemy's losses skate over the fact that the government has very few fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters.