Sentence examples for foreign bombing from inspiring English sources

Foreign bombing would satisfy outsiders' urge to do something anything to show their outrage.

"The big problem is foreign bombing, not Qaddafi," says Nasr Abu Bakr, a technician at a power plant in Tobruk.

This area remains one of the most bombed provinces in Vietnam, where foreign bomb-disposal teams are still working to remove ordinance.

What worries this official is that the data could teach a foreign bomb designer ways to evade American detection efforts.

But that's not practical in Libya, where most foreign bomb disposal teams rely on the current (and barely functional) Libyan government to supply explosives for clearance work.

More foreign bombs will not bring about peace and stability.

Assad – whose "Syrian Arab Army" can only regain the territory it lost with the backing of a hotchpotch of foreign mercenaries and supported by foreign bombs, and who are fighting, by and large, Syrian-born rebels and civilians.

If the same number of Europeans, Israelis, or Americans had been killed by foreign bombs, their reaction would be strident and clear, no doubt followed by the kind of immense public reaction we witnessed after 9/11.

Much of the talk over the last few weeks - beyond Russia's military entrance into the country, already saturated with foreign countries bombing it - has been the US's failed Syrian rebel training program.

The aftermath of the foreign-ministry bombing was a rare chance to cut Mr Maliki down to size, leaving the former bead-seller from the Damascus souk with no other choice but to strike out on his own.Mr Maliki has thus announced a plan to set up a multi-confessional coalition, making a virtue of his predicament.

"We all agree that something must be done, like a change in U.S. foreign policy, not bombing innocent people," says Mr. Eastwood.