Sentence examples similar to long term warfare from inspiring English sources
Despite his government's professed hopes to resume negotiations, General Gantz said, he is steeled for low-intensity but long-term warfare.
The current expansion of U.S. special forces to conduct covert and proxy warfare sacrifices U.S. long term interests in peace, stability and the rule of law for short-term political gain, just as when U.S. "advisers" were sent to Vietnam in the 1950s and to Central America and Afghanistan in the 1980s.
The best previous evidence for long term effects on health of chemical warfare agents relates to the vesicant sulphur mustard.
But the opening of the floodgates has been many years in the making, the result of a carefully waged campaign — "long-term ideological warfare," Mr. Smith called it — to roll back Watergate-era campaign finance restrictions through attacks in Congress, in the courts, at the Federal Election Commission and in the court of public opinion.
In a surname system large bodies of kin could be counted on to support rival sides, resulting in long-term local warfare, although conflict between members of kin groups also occurred.
Objective To investigate any long term effects on mortality in participants in experimental research related to chemical warfare agents from 1941 to 1989.
"Think long term," he said.
