Sentence examples for loss of fighting from inspiring English sources
Among these deficiencies were increased weight, reduced ammunition supply and rate of fire, and loss of fighting capability if one of the turrets was disabled.
And when it feels inevitable, I find myself distancing from it so that I would not have to feel the pain of the loss, instead of fighting for what I love.
Will we ever come to terms with how much we spend ($, loss of freedom) fighting the relatively small threat of terrorism?
This is of interest here because the rats in the present study appear to be afflicted by a similar psychic blindness, evidenced by their increased playful socialization and loss of play fighting behavior.
Focusing on assays within condition, we found that 6 hr of sleep loss resulted in suppression of fighting similar to 12 hr of sleep loss.
Before this year, the losses and increased costs of fighting the disease had already taken a toll on Florida's citrus industry, which has been in decline for 15 years.
But Mexico and some Caribbean countries got a full seal of approval.As Colombia prepared for congressional elections on March 8th, its army admitted heavy losses in several days of fighting against left-wing guerrillas in the south.See article: Colombia's guerrillas and votersMexico's government took a step towards settling the Zapatist rebellion in Chiapas.
This project, based on a Memorandum of Understanding between FAO and the Italian Ministry for Environment Land and Sea calls attention to the importance of fighting biodiversity loss through cooperation and international conventions, implemented jointly by the Natural Resources Management and Environment Department of FAO and the Directorate for Nature Protection of the Ministry.
The former rebels struggled on other fronts on Tuesday, sustaining heavy losses in a sixth day of fighting in the central coastal city of Surt.
General Kulikov, in his interview, even named various techniques, like listing dead soldiers as missing, or spreading out casualties over a long period, so as to hide devastating losses from a single day of fighting.
