Sentence examples for generations of fighting from inspiring English sources
Immense fortunes were invested in developing, producing, and deploying successive generations of fighting vehicles, especially tanks.
The books, which document the struggles of four generations of fighting men and women during the Qing dynasty, may pose problems for an adaptor.
South Sudan's years of conflict were meant to be over when it won its independence from Sudan last July after generations of fighting with the people of the north.
After two generations of fighting against inflation, why be worried if the victory looks just a bit too complete, if the ancient enemy is so cowed as to no longer strain against the chains in which it is bound?
He quoted Swofford: "In sexless Saudi we're carrying on our backs the overseas sins of generations of fighting American GIs - gang rapes in Vietnamese jungles, the same in Seoul and Pusan, pregnant Englishwomen abandoned after the second world war, Japanese women raped and impregnated and abandoned during the Occupation..."...
Strong women counter the absence of men, many of whom have disappeared after generations of fighting.
The Army had even grander plans, which collapsed amid cost overruns, to leap to a more advanced generation of fighting vehicles.
But it is also capable of another trick: the ability to defend itself, like a jet fighter, if it is attacked by another drone or by a manned aircraft.It is, as BAE says, "a prelude to the next generation of fighting capacity".
One of the world's biggest defence contractors has opened a new base to develop the next generation of fighting vehicles for the British Army.
After 10 generations, the line of fighting flies had become much more aggressive than a group of control flies, and after 20 generations, the aggressive insects scored more than 30 times higher than the controls did on a "fighting index" that measured how ferociously they fought, Dierick and Greenspan report online 13 August in Nature Genetics.
It took 12 years before the feud flared up again, the time it took for a new generation to come of fighting age.
