Sentence examples for hardware of war from inspiring English sources
By Sarah Crowe GOMA, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 14 February 2008 – Not far outside this town that has swelled to ten times its size in as many years, the hardware of war can be found along all routes in this region of active volcanoes, forests and lakes.
It would be the stuff travel brochures are made of – that is, if this route on the eastern edge of DRC, flush with Rwanda, wasn't literally lined with the hardware of a war few understand.
Anvil, like many of its predecessors, combined the legal framework of a police action with the hardware and the rhetoric of war.
The boost was intended to address what experts in both parties said was the degraded state of the military's hardware after sixteen years of war and half a decade of tight budgets, in which the imperatives of fighting have allowed programs in "training and readiness" to be neglected.
But after 11-plus years of war, the accumulated American hardware in Afghanistan amounts to more than 600,000 pieces of equipment valued at $28 billion.
With its pictures of tubes, medical hardware and bare flesh, the piece is like an in-the-trenches pictorial account of war.
