Sentence examples for extreme fighting from inspiring English sources
A few of the events Mr. Neelman photographed early in his project have become mainstream, most notably extreme fighting.
On the other hand, the Kuwaitis have also funnelled hundreds of millions of dollars to some of the most extreme fighting groups in Syria, to the point that furious U.S. officials went public last year in an attempt to oblige them to turn off the spigot.
"Fight Club" focused on ritualized extreme fighting and its homoerotic subtext; "Choke" focuses on zipless sex, which the movie convincingly portrays as compulsive coupling without an iota of joy.
A "Fight Club" for high-schoolers, "Never Back Down" offers extreme fighting as the modern-day alternative to sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll.
Extreme fighting is dogfighting.
Genocidal violence and extreme fighting among children.
The Millennium Development Goals cover issues like eradicating extreme poverty, fighting disease epidemics and promoting gender equality – but do not include goals for improving the lives of people with disabilities.
In a dramatic escalation of the conflict, Russia launched a series of airstrikes on Wednesday that it said were aimed at Isis terrorists but which mainly appeared to hit less extreme groups fighting Assad's regime.
The link is more direct, for it was Saudi money that financed both the most extreme jihadis fighting in Afghanistan and the camps where they were trained: a recent UN report calculated that in the decade leading to 9/11 Saudi Arabia transferred over $500m to al-Qaida via Islamic charities.
The 'protesters' who illegally occupied a federal building for 41 days, and were merely branded "extreme militants" fighting for their beliefs, when in reality, place them in any other country and they are called what they really are, terrorists.
Today, in concert with the United Nations Global Goals campaign, Bolin unveils The Future, an artwork designed to draw attention to the campaign's 17 goals for change, which include ending extreme poverty, fighting inequality and injustice, and well as reversing climate change, all by 2030. .
