Sentence examples for fighting period from inspiring English sources

Second, this study suggests that reservists remain at special risk of operational stress injury and this risk extends beyond those who served in the initial war fighting period of the Iraq war.

He says he sometimes longs for the "fighting period" when he was at the heart of the political fray.

We estimated that with a sample size of 626, the study would have adequate power (80%) to detect a difference of 10 percentage points (with an alpha of 0.05) in the prevalence of psychiatric disorders between those who deployed to the main fighting period of the Iraq War and those who did not (assuming a prevalence of common mental disorders of 20%).

Within the 'case' and 'non-case' groups we stratified the sample by regular/reserve status (50% regular, 50% reserve), and deployment status (50% deployed on the main fighting period of the Iraq War (TELIC 1), 50% deployed elsewhere or were not deployed) in order to ensure adequate power to make key statistical inferences.

"You're fighting terror, period, wherever it is — it's evil.

"You're fighting terror, period, wherever it is it's evil.

While the initial war years were characterised by intensive fighting, a period of low-intensity warfare began in 1562 and lasted until 1570 when fighting once more intensified.

During this period, fighting among the warlords who made up the government in Kabul led to the destruction of the city and the deaths of fifty thousand of its citizens.

She told me once in a moment of rare vulnerability that she felt so distressed about being so behind in her classwork that she spent the whole period fighting the urge to flee and throw herself onto the train tracks.

In a sense, I was a Rizzo, angry and snarky and missing her period, fighting the Patty Simcoxes of the world, celebrating and cheering on "awareness".

And we aren't talking about casual acquaintances -- we're talking about people who knew each other on a continuous basis and had been arguing and fighting over a period of time.