Sentence examples for military produced from inspiring English sources

The military produced a vast amount of written reports and service records, and literacy in the army was "strikingly high".

The military produces televisions, jeeps, washing machines, butane cylinders, olive oil, bottled water, and pasta.

At the same Egyptian plant where the U.S.-made M1A1 Abrams tanks are assembled, for example, the military produces commercial construction vehicles that are sold on the domestic market.

Thus while pacifists argue that resources are squandered in war and environmentalists will point out the military is one of the largest polluters on the planet, proponents of war argue that war and the military produces goods and technologies, such as airplanes, satellites, and so on, that are useful for civilians (Ruttan 2006).

Declassified government records show that the Reagan administration, represented by special envoy Donald Rumsfeld, helped Saddam's military produce and deploy these awful weapons of mass destruction, which included biological as well as chemical agents.

In the Gulf war of 1991, America's military supremacy produced a similarly astonishing ratio of casualties.

The flood of high-grade military intelligence produced by Bletchley Park was code-named Ultra (from "Top Secret Ultra").

The other big change has been wrought by the number of military amputees produced by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

First, America is, unsurprisingly, by far the biggest defence market in the world, buying about half of the $200 billion of military hardware produced in the world each year.

Robert's military success produced the Peace of Caltabellotta (1302), by which the Aragonese agreed to return Sicily to the House of Anjou when Frederick died.

After the first gulf war, estimates of Iraqi dead ran as high as 100,000, although the United States military never produced official or unofficial figures.