Sentence examples for making casualties from inspiring English sources

Many people active in public life in Cairo said that the offensive against the Ibn Khaldoun Center, and now Mr. Salem, is the latest example of how the Mubarak government's 10-year-long war on Islamic fundamentalists has eroded political life, making casualties of all independent political voices.

While shrapnel can potentially fly as far as 60 meters (about 200 feet), the speed of the shrapnel decreases rapidly with distance, making casualties at these ranges are rare.[10].[10]

The currency has made casualties of manufacturers who can no longer export goods competitively.

Failing to pursue it at all only makes casualties of coercion inevitable.

This will involve, for starters, a standing United Nations army (perhaps an all-volunteer army, to make casualties politically tolerable at the national level).

Tremendous performances from Richard Croft as Nero and Patricia Schuman as Poppea capture both the physicality and the delirium of a passion that gradually becomes impervious to reason, and makes casualties of Kathleen Kuhlman's proud Ottavia and Jeffrey Gall's hapless, handsome Ottone.

By David Denby A young movie director on the verge of launching a summer hit would hardly seem to qualify as a victim, yet Hollywood can make casualties of even its heroes.

I am as much of an advocate of liberalisation as he is, but there is not much that is "positive" about meth, heroin or crack – nor, come to think of it, skunk weed, or the pick-me-up that is powdered cocaine, which makes casualties of plenty of users and hyperventilating bores of those who snort it recreationally.

Civilians are owed neither more nor less than what Walzer calls "due care" from the belligerent governments that they not be made casualties of the war action in question.

Saulnier was killed, Général de division Edme Desfourneaux badly wounded and many of their subordinates including all of the naval lieutenants, made casualties; almost all of the rigging had been torn away, most of the guns smashed from their mounts and the decks literally heaped with dead bodies.

In this picture, I am looking at the dress uniform I wore to make casualty calls.