Sentence examples for military problems from inspiring English sources

The surge in insurgent attacks has created several military problems that planners probably thought they had put behind them.

Computers can be programmed to process information and to develop classification rules (e.g., they can play chess and make decisions about business or military problems; see artificial intelligence).

Minority populations were exchanged on both sides, borders were set, and military problems such as naval equality in the eastern Mediterranean were ironed out.

In the film, when he and his generals are discussing military problems, one says to him: "What about the 100,000 young German officers on the eastern front?

On the strength of Diplomacy, Mr. Calhamer was hired by Sylvania's Applied Research Laboratory in Waltham, Mass., to bring his analytical stills to bear on real-world military problems.

Cebrowski, who is 59, retired last year from the Navy and from the presidency of the Naval War College in Rhode Island, where Andrew Marshall conducts a legendary summer seminar on military problems.

That is a military problem".

Syria is not a military problem.

To be sure, the military problem is inherently difficult.

"In the main, international terrorism is a military problem, not a criminal-justice issue," he wrote.

AirSea Battle is an impressive tactical response to a specific military problem.