Sentence examples for global adversaries from inspiring English sources

Nor can she abide people who see all Muslims as global adversaries, as if a ban on sharia law in the American Midwest would make the world a safer place.She is not alone in noticing that Western responses to Islamic troubles often fall into one of two traps: they either blame the religion or blame the West for stunting the Muslim world.

These include the nature and the location of the country's global adversaries and interests, the challenge of a revitalizing Al Qaeda in Pakistan, the conundrum of Iran, the failing health of the nuclear nonproliferation regime, and, to address all this, the need for a sustainable strategy that restores the Army's vitality and makes rational use of America's finite military resources.

Sadly, our global adversaries are not deceived.

They think he's both dangerously isolationist and a reckless buffoon likely to lead-foot America into a head on collision with global adversaries.

Asked last year who he viewed as America's global adversaries, the first name on Trump's list — before Russia, China, North Korea or Iran — was the European Union.

That's a whole lot of defense for a country that, as of 2014 (when U.S. forces withdraw from Afghanistan), will be officially at peace and faces no major global adversaries.

Now, Islamic terrorism has supplanted Communism as the global adversary.

But news that, during the Republican primaries, Trump was actively pursuing business negotiations with our global adversary would have been political dynamite.

By issuing such a statement, Mr. Trump was not only encouraging a foreign nation to collect intelligence against a United States citizen, but also openly authorizing his followers to work with our primary global adversary against his political opponent.

"By issuing such a statement, Mr. Trump was not only encouraging a foreign nation to collect intelligence against a United States citizen, but also openly authorizing his followers to work with our primary global adversary against his political opponent," Brennan wrote.

And nearly everybody had lost track of the most important issue: Russia, arguably our leading global adversary, had successfully meddled in a U.S. presidential election — undermining confidence in our system of government — and was ready to do it again.