Sentence examples for increasingly well armed from inspiring English sources

On the other are the increasingly well armed and richly financed leftist guerrillas.

The peacekeepers report that the militias, operating in small units, are increasingly well armed and trained, with new boots and bullets to spare.

Some groups engaged against ISIS appear to be backed by Saudi Arabia, an indication that ISIS may face foes increasingly well armed and financed.But it would take a concerted effort to defeat ISIS's militias in Iraq or Syria.

Inside Africa, the effort to control the massacre of elephants has devolved into an escalating war between poachers — who are increasingly well armed and often tied to criminal syndicates — and conservationists, who, in defense of elephants, routinely deploy mercenaries, automatic weapons, advanced intelligence-gathering techniques, drones, and sniffer dogs.

They faced increasingly well armed insurgents and Bute became increasingly concerned about the quality of the opposition facing his men.

The militia groups operating in eastern Ukraine have appeared on the streets increasingly well armed, with numerous armored personnel carriers and a large stock of automatic weaponry and rocket-propelled grenade launchers.

But they now find themselves surrounded by a hostile and increasingly well-armed KLA: weapons still come over the porous southern border with Albania, and even from Serbian arms smugglers north of Kosovo.Does this mean that the peace deal, brought about by the threat of NATO air strikes against a sovereign country, is unravelling?

But in recent weeks the overstretched Kurds have struggled to counter the increasingly well-armed jihadists.

But the Obama administration remains wary of inserting itself too directly into a complicated Middle Eastern conflict alongside uncertain allies and against increasingly well-armed forces.

Fowles's belief is that the changing face of American policing has been a necessary bottom-up response to the increasingly well-armed criminal and domestic terrorist.

It is difficult to boil down the complicated tapestry of actors in the region, especially as rebel movements have splintered and increasingly well-armed criminals have flourished in the seven years the war has dragged on.