Sentence examples for more powerful enemies from inspiring English sources
In the face of more powerful enemies, they have had to be.
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Spinola's and Wallenstein's victories in the mid-1620s convinced the Spanish Council of State that victory against the Dutch was possible and blinded them to the danger of raising up new and more powerful enemies.
The thrill, the glamour, the sheer difference of the racing world to my own appealed immensely to me, as did the "lonely hero up against a host of more powerful enemies" theme which seemed to be part of them all.
Denny Roy, a political scientist, wrote in a still-cited 1994 journal article that the country's "reputation as a 'crazy state'" and for "reckless violence" had "worked to North Korea's advantage," keeping more powerful enemies at bay.
And this is rational: Weak states that face more powerful enemies must either make peace — which North Korea cannot do without sacrificing its political legitimacy — or find a way to make any conflict survivable.
His use of guerrilla warfare to harass and eventually defeat a more powerful enemy provided a model for communist guerrilla warfare in the 20th century.
He matched Morgan's style of warfare well: strike weak targets and avoid stronger foes, confuse with feints, exaggerate strength to overawe a more powerful enemy.
In an indication of hardening attitudes, some openly -- and others reluctantly -- expressed support for suicide bombing as their only effective weapon against a far more powerful enemy.
While the Indians have talked offense, the Pakistanis, harboring few illusions about their chances against their more powerful enemy, plotted defense.
Instead China emphasises weaponry and doctrine that could be used to defeat a far more powerful enemy using "asymmetric capabilities".The idea is to exploit America's perceived weak points such as its dependence on satellites and information networks.
