Sentence examples for limited air from inspiring English sources

The global anti-ISIS coalition, led by the U.S., offered limited air support.

Unsurprisingly the areas of most contention were around eating less meat and dairy or having limited air travel.

Ian disagreed, and when Nato began its tardy, limited air strikes in 1995, the Serb leader, Radovan Karadžić, capitulated immediately.

Both Labour and the Liberal Democrats have indicated support for limited air strikes if no diplomatic alternative can be found.

Genocide is a word that should not be used lightly, but last week President Obama approved limited air strikes in Iraq to prevent it from happening.

Instead, Pentagon planners are now focusing on commando raids and limited air strikes to root out Osama bin Laden's terrorist network in Afghanistan.

This high metabolic cost, combined with the frogs' limited air capacity, may make it impossible for them to croak any louder than they already do.

Until now, the pretext for our more limited air war against ISIS has been that we were protecting American personnel in Iraq.

On August 8 the United States began to launch limited air strikes against ISIL to prevent it from advancing farther into Kurdish territory.

The refusal to intervene against Bashar al-Assad gave the Syrian president permission to continue murdering his people, yet it is not obvious that the limited air strikes proposed to deter him would have saved the situation.

ACG operations 33 Hawks as trainers, and these aircraft have a limited air-to-air and land strike capability.