Sentence examples for massive warfare from inspiring English sources

But massive warfare with millions, potentially millions of people being killed?

"The debate you've just heard was prelude to massive warfare.

Before his fall from Xian grace, Pastor Ted Haggard used to joyfully shout "Massive warfare!" to his Nuremberg-size rallies of deluded Constantinians.

It's a remarkably different listening experience than the average electronic music effort the first few seconds sound as though you've turned on some massive warfare video game.

Eric Reeves, an English professor at Smith College in Northampton, Mass., and a leader of the anti-Talisman protests, called the company "part and parcel of massive, scorched-earth warfare".

There are elements of history and culture that are lost to us in the present because of unwitting neglect, unavoidable preliteracy, massive epidemics, colonial warfare, and many other reasons.

Furthermore, while Article 51 does allow countries the right to resist an armed attack, it does not grant any nation the right to engage in such massive and disproportionate warfare against densely packed cities and refugee camps.

At the moment, she has returned to a massive, unfinished book about "warfare and social consent".

"In the context of the multi-pronged attacks and open threats of the US, Israel and their allies to destabilise the Islamic Republic of Iran – including massive spending on economic warfare, espionage, and psychological operations against Iranians – the tensions are rising again and the potential for such misinterpretations is very real.

On collusion, Barr writes, Mueller's investigation "did not find that the Trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with the Russian government" in its sabotaging of the election on Trump's behalf, via massive cybertheft and disinformation warfare.

And for that reason, he has given the beast a name that recalls the massive battleships that revolutionised naval warfare in the early 1900s.