Sentence examples for increasingly fought from inspiring English sources

But with war increasingly fought in villages instead of battlefields, more nations need to find abducted children and connect them to their families.

Employing the rationale of the Bush administration's antiterrorism campaign, Russian military commanders said that the Chechen war is financed, armed and increasingly fought by Islamic militants from abroad.

Seal Team 6 has historically specialized in war on the seas, but in the decade since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, it has increasingly fought on land in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Using the rationale and sometimes the rhetoric of the Bush administration's antiterrorism campaign, commanders here said this week that the Chechen war is financed, armed and increasingly fought by Islamic militants from abroad.

As Labour's education spokesman 1987-92, Mr Straw increasingly fought a two-front war against Kenneth Baker and the Tories facing him and against the Bennite hard-left "flat earthers" behind him.

In addition to not officially restructuring the Commission, Congress increasingly fought or raised questions about the appointments of replacement commissioners.

Syrian rebels advance and retreat without hindrance across their country's international borders, while Shia and Sunni fighters from Lebanon increasingly fight on opposing sides in Syria.

Wars are increasingly being fought by machines.

The smartphone platform wars, which are increasingly being fought out with patents, have been intensifying since early 2010.

Worse, the smartphone battle is increasingly being fought on the firms' home turf, where they once enjoyed a virtual monopoly.

That intellectual property portfolio is a treasure trove for Google because the battle in wireless is one that is increasingly being fought in court.