Sentence examples for make militants from inspiring English sources

Even if the madrasas do not make militants, they create a worldview that makes militancy possible.

Nina counts herself "90percentt vegan," a formulation that might make militant vegans blanch, but entitled her to enjoy Herbivore's hearty and rich corn cakes ($8.50).

Bin Laden is dead, al-Qaida's ability to cause harm greatly reduced, and the local dynamics that now characterise the impossibly fragmented world of contemporary extremism make militant groups resilient but render complex 9/11-type attacks almost impossible to organise.

By upping the ante, however, the law may have actually backfired and made militants even more radical.

We are making militants not furious lovers.

Mr. Kundi and members of his circle — educated strivers who come from the lower middle class — are part of a new generation that has made militant networks in Pakistan more sophisticated and deadly.

Harris fails to engage with some of the most respected scholarship on what makes militant groups acting in the name of Islam tick.

Now, most acts of terrorism are carried out by loose associations of individual militants, making militancy more fluid.

Granted, the ex-general has no magic wand to make the militants simply vanish.

The Somali subsistence farmers cannot afford to lose what livestock they may have, nor can they afford to pay the cash in order to make the militants go away.

The IS fighter said in the video that the current military campaign against IS will only make the militant group stronger.