Sentence examples for feature of warfare from inspiring English sources

Terrorism was a permanent feature of warfare in the region.

Military drones of various sizes have become a defining feature of modern warfare.

He said cyberattacks are so inexpensive and easy to mount, with few fingerprints, they will almost certainly remain a feature of modern warfare.

A half century later, terrorism is now a standard feature of asymmetric warfare, with fewer wars pitting states against each other and more of the combatants being non-state actors with less traditional forms of weaponry.

The Gulf war and the Kosovo war show that the electronic countermeasure kicks off and exists in the whole process of war, affecting the war process and pattern, which is the mainstream and a significant feature of information warfare [1].

It was the first time the British used the mustard gas that would become such a feature of trench warfare in Flanders.

*** The growing use of child  soldiers is one of the most disturbing features of modern warfare.

Otherwise, the world's abiding impression of the war would have been of one of the richest countries pulverising one of the poorest.One of the features of modern warfare is that partly because of television's ability to disseminate images round the world all parties feel constrained in their use of firepower.

These methods are now referred to as essential features of Napoleonic warfare.

In a notable letter to Marshal Soult detailing the plan for the campaign, Napoleon described the essential features of Napoleonic warfare and introduced the phrase le bataillon-carré ('square battalion').

One thing that a broad, cross-cutting analysis of the very peculiar features of cyber warfare shows is that it is a form of conflict that connects different modalities of conflict and blurs them all together.