Sentence examples for many combatants from inspiring English sources

This confusion became the purpose of the war in the eyes of many combatants.

While many combatants have a beard in varying degrees of fulsomeness, three women more than hold their own.

Journalists are now seen by many combatants, especially jihadis, as legitimate targets and valuable propaganda tools, alive or dead.

Many combatants — some easy to admire, some very hard to stomach — fought against the Nazis, and on many fronts.

There is a terrible cruelty in the way many combatants and non-combatants alike died slowly of their wounds, in Jenin and elsewhere.

For example, it remains unclear how many combatants from the Platform and the CMA will be integrated into Mali's security forces.

As Luxembourg's pre-war population was only 266,000, the loss of life solely in the service of the French army amounted to almost 1% of the entire Luxembourgish population, relatively greater than the totals for many combatant countries (see: World War I casualties).

Many former combatants drifted into crime.

There was no immediate breakdown of how many were combatants.

He did not specify how many were combatants and how many civilians.

In all wars before the 20th century, many more combatants died of disease than of wounds.