Sentence examples for interior enemy from inspiring English sources

Not the least of his battles, though, was with the interior enemy, both in the form of critics inside his own camp and in the more disabling form of periodic depression.

Anti-communism is mostly a fight against an interior enemy, although the exterior enemy gives the pretext.

Secure from interior enemies, Rome achieved great territorial gains in both the East and the West.

Conspiracy theorists note that the murdered minister of the interior had enemies within the ruling party.The only certainty is that Côte d'Ivoire's fraying reputation as an island of stability in West Africa has taken another heavy knock.

When it comes to illuminating the brain's interior, lipids are public enemy number one.

In Revolution I the ministry of the interior was the declared enemy of the people.

"If ironclads pass the forts and batteries at the gorge, or throat, of [the] harbor, then the guns at Forts Ripley and Johnson and Castle Pinckney would be no avail to check them…The city could not be saved from bombardment by any number of batteries along the city fronts if the enemy reach the interior harbor with ironclads.

Later, when insecticides and fungicides were used to suppress tree species' natural enemies in the interior, biodiversity declined there, too, suggesting that it was indeed interactions with those fungal pathogens and insect herbivores that drove diversity levels.

"We will have to see whether we are allies or enemies," said the Pakistani interior minister, Rehman Malik.

"So he's the victim and there are always enemies - foreign and interior - who are trying to undermine his power and topple him.

They abandoned the revolution and the people and courted their enemy: an unreformed and unrepentant interior ministry.