Sentence examples for make warfare from inspiring English sources

Nobel's development of dynamite for miners helped make warfare more deadly.

where one company went out to make warfare against another and wound up by destroying the capital of both...

Like many career soldiers, Powell has always been a skeptic about wizard weapons that promise to make warfare antiseptic, simple and safe.

Scharre noted that the automation of offensive systems could potentially make warfare safer by decreasing the element of human error and emotion in conflict.

Anthropologists have worked tirelessly to both end, and to promote, slavery, racism, colonial conquest, the Holocaust, McCarthyism, and more recently, Homeland Security (anthropologists are used in warzones to make warfare more culturally sensitive, and hence, effective, leading to serious debates within the discipline).

Lewis makes warfare exciting.

I was dismayed to read Karen Durbin's suggestion that "The Two Towers" makes warfare and extermination "palatable".

But as technology makes warfare more leisurely it has, for the first time, the chance to be genuinely — and complexly — philosophical.

An overt critique of violence, the series makes warfare deeply personal, forcing readers to contemplate their own roles as desensitized voyeurs.

The crossbow, apparently, was a moral abomination that made warfare into a depersonalized and dishonorable 'point-and-click' affair, disrupting the existing code of ethics and balance of power.

PRIMM, Nev., Oct. 9 -- A driverless Volkswagen won a $2 million race across the rugged Nevada desert Sunday, beating four other robot-guided vehicles that completed a Pentagon-sponsored contest aimed at making warfare safer for humans.