Sentence examples for fighting means from inspiring English sources

It is shown that these megafire events occurred independently of the large expenditures in forest fire fighting means and increased preparedness in the countries where they took place.

Most rebel brigades and groups are being tight-lipped about exactly what the fighting means until the situation on the ground becomes clearer, which could be their way of saying, "We don't know what's going on".

For the villagers, though, the fighting means more than just an end to international visitors.

"I've got grandkids," said Rodio, who formed the company to buy a large property on Avenue M. "This fighting means less money for parks, tree-trimming, paving on the streets, and paying for streetlights instead of setting up lighting districts and dumping the cost on the homeowners".

Since the release of the Pentagon's Women in Service Review last week that revealed plans to eliminate the co-location policy and open up more jobs for women closer to combat, members of Congress, analysts, advocates and even presidential candidates have thrown out their ideas on what allowing women closer to the fighting means.

Fighting means casualties, who need treatment - somewhere close to the ports where the hospital ships docked.

"The supply route is nearly impassable and the intensification in airstrikes and fighting mean that we are no longer able to reach the innocent civilians living in Aleppo City," said Christy Delafield, a Mercy Corps spokeswoman.

Fighting our enemies' fight means fighting their identity, and helping them on the path to realization.

"Staying here means fighting – I mean really fighting – to find a job.

I wish that in place of all this self-important puffing Wong Kar-wai had addressed certain obvious questions: What does unarmed fighting mean in the era of modern mechanized warfare?

Pasa, speaking from Aleppo City, said that so far there are no signs of panic or stockpiling of supplies, although he did say that civilian casualties from the fighting meant local hospitals were low on blood.