Sentence examples for major enemy from inspiring English sources

Israel, which regards Iran as its major enemy, has threatened to attack Iranian enrichment sites.

Viewing France as the major enemy and threat, he regarded a strong Germany as indispensable.

However, even if Idei succeeded in eliminating a major enemy, he knew others would surface.

But killing someone, even a major enemy combatant, doesn't mean winning, or even getting closer to winning, a war.

The other major enemy of ecology is the assertion that human beings are the centre and crown of creation.

Also, the olive tree's major enemy is the olive mouche, a fly that normally would be easily controlled by pesticides.

Bees are still threatened by at least three major enemies: diseases, chemicals (pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, etc). and habitat loss.

His son Casimir III the Great assumed the throne of the restored Polish kingdom (1333) and further improved its position by coming to terms with his two major enemies, Bohemia and the Teutonic Knights.

America's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan removed two of Iran's major enemies — Hussein, who had waged war against Iran, and the Taliban, a Sunni radical regime that despised Iran's Shiite mullahs.

After living in exile for 12 years, the Eritrean lawyer and human rights activist has been marked as an "one of the major enemies" by the government because of his work exposing its brutality, he says.

In a line D'Souza will surely wish he had never written, he brags of the "remarkable progress" in Iraq "since Hussein's removal from power". Some of the people he elevates to the status of major enemies of the United States — Kristine Holmgren, Robert Jensen, Glenda Gilmore — are (no offense intended) anything but household names.