Sentence examples for means of combat from inspiring English sources

The long-unseen feature "Victory Through Air Power" turns out to be not a standard propaganda exhortation but a specific argument on behalf of a controversial proposition: to build up the air forces as the most effective means of combat in Europe and the Pacific.

Because flying became an integral gameplay element, he chose to have characters collide as a means of combat.

A whip or other means of combat.

Music appeared to be the sole means of combatting this strange epidemic. . . .

In this transitivity of speech and violence, physical violence becomes a legitimate means of combatting violent speech.

This would be a particularly fruitful means of combatting people smuggling, Hajj said, because there is currently a shortage of fishing vessels in Libya.

As for the non-alcoholic means of combatting hangover, these fall into three categories: before or while drinking, before bed, and the next morning.

It was justified by Governor Rick Perry and the Republican chiefs in the state legislature as a means of combatting electoral fraud in a state where in the past 10 years some 20m votes have been cast, yet only two cases of voter impersonation have been prosecuted to conviction.

And there are little pleasing tweaks that make logical sense: if you plunge off the course into a cute ravine, lakitu returns you to the track much more efficiently than before, power-up boxes reappear a touch more quickly, and there is now a means of combatting the blue shell.

We are already in the orbit of death, and what we can still do there can be understood as a means of combatting death's own waywardness and restoring its naturalness, which is the very definition of medical action.

Labor allocation was no less distorted: public employment was used as a means of combatting unemployment; moreover, unions regulated quantities and prices in their members' labor markets to the extent that they were politically able to do so.