Sentence examples for forms of battle from inspiring English sources

Both the Defense Department and the Rand Corporation have already called for a structural revision of the military by creating decentralized networks better prepared for new forms of battle.

There is no regulation whatsoever of war in cyberspace – unlike conventional forms of battle, which are subject to an extensive set of international treaty laws signed and respected by the vast majority of the world's states.

This is what happened in the American south after 1865, where after the guns of the civil war fell silent, another form of battle raged over whose version of the conflict – the victorious Union or the defeated Confederacy – would prevail.

It reappeared only toward the end of the 17th century, when "Tacticks" was used by the English encyclopaedist John Harris to mean "the Art of Disposing any Number of Men into a proposed form of Battle".

We don't yet know just what this might turn out to be, but it bodes ill for the form of battle that the White House and Washington are most proud of -- the well-advertised, sleek, new, robotic, no-casualty, precision conflict that now dominates the war on terror.

Encounters often take the form of battles with 'monsters' – a generic term used in D&D to describe potentially hostile beings such as animals, aberrant beings, or mythical creatures.

"This is at least one of the forms of competitive battles that many countries encounter, just like the battle for mineral resources.

There they would have to cross the lawless main road, where a dozen forms of transport battled for space.

WASHINGTON — Another chapter is out in the continuing and very public story of conflict within the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which has now taken the form of a battle of snail mail.

Comeuppance arrives in the hard-to-argue-with form of the Battle of Midway, the turning point of the Pacific war.

They refilled their cartridge boxes and formed a line of battle with soldiers from two other regiments in the afternoon.