Sentence examples for evident enemy from inspiring English sources

Who strives to uncover why the Obama administration has committed us to spend $1 trillion on a massive upgrade of our nuclear arsenal when there is no stated or evident enemy and the logical implication is that "modernization" will produce a greater readiness to use the "bomb"?

But it is evident that the enemy is us as far as exploiting globalization, and I think that's a long-term problem that we might want to take note of over time.

There was also a genial but rather perfunctory set from the veteran Los Angeles act Cypress Hill, and another from Public Enemy, which endures despite some evident personal friction.

This, however, is because the new enemies of freedom are not much evident in everyday life.

Based on similar surviving scenes, such as those in the nearby temple of Ramses III (Breasted 1932), it is evident that these procedures were performed on dead enemies as a way of counting bodies (Aldred 1964).

The relevance of "Prayer for My Enemy" to our national discussion is both evident and covert.

"Rantisi is one of the main enemies of peace and this has become evident in the past few days".

As the enormity of the effects of its lies becomes more evident, Exxon Mobil is positioned to supplant Big Tobacco as global Public Enemy No. 1.

Tactical decisions had to be made before the enemy was in sight, so that scouting became more evident as a tactical ingredient.

And, from his periodic self-corrections and occasional stop-start answers, it is evident he is on a mission to make friends, not enemies.

It became evident that the strategy of conventional battles was costly in terms of losses—human and material because the enemy was stronger in manpower and equipment.