Sentence examples for enemy operations from inspiring English sources
They are intended for small conflicts like the intervention in Grenada or to disrupt enemy operations behind the lines in a conventional war.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--Just as military brass covet surveillance of enemy operations, biologists like to peer inside defective cells to understand what's going on.
Mostly the story is from a military point of view and reports on what seems to be the adolescent glee of intelligence and military brass over how disruptive robot air strikes are to enemy operations.
The point is, unless the White House can guarantee that these troops will be far behind the wire, surrounded by vetted friends, and out of the reach of any enemy operations, there's a good chance they'll be in combat, with mortal consequences.
Covert CIA operations on the ground can gather intelligence and disrupt some of the enemies' operations.
In an editorial titled "Old Wounds, New Lessons," the left-leaning Haaretz newspaper said that the leaders in 1973 "failed to see the limitations of Israel's use of force and the possible forms its enemies' operations would take".
During the opening salvos of a regional attack, military planning calls for sea-based Tomahawks to be used to compromise and suppress enemy air operations and defenses.
"It is difficult for me to conceive of an instance where it would be appropriate to attack a bank or a financial institution, unless perhaps it was being used solely to support enemy military operations," he wrote.
In addition to captured documents (a copy of Resolution 13, for example, was captured by early October), observations of enemy logistical operations were also quite clear: in October the number of trucks observed heading south through Laos on the Hồ Chí Minh Trail jumped from the previous monthly average of 480 to 1,116.
Variability is the enemy of operations.
Variability is the enemy of operations, yet the risks associated with variability decrease as we aggregate many independent sources of variability.
