Sentence examples for most effective army from inspiring English sources

South Africa's is the most effective army south of the Sahara, and is seen to be neutral by most Congolese.

And it has the continent's most effective army.When the new rulers took over in 1994, they pledged themselves to act multilaterally; some said, privately, that they did not want South Africa to throw its weight around, because of its past record of beating up its neighbours.

In the German army the most effective vehicles were in the SdKfz (Sonderkraftfahrzeug, or "Special Motor Vehicle") series.

One reason, some say, is that pro-government Kurds and many Turks are heavily involved in the trade too.Still, the PKK's most effective recruiter remains the Turkish army itself, closely followed by Turkey's politicians.

The most effective force of the Dutch army in Friesland was Norreys' English regiment.

When Franco concentrated again on Madrid, the Republican army staged its most effective offensive in the Battle of Teruel (launched December 15 , 1937.

Some senior military figures in the UK and France believe the US should actually be doing the opposite - recognising that the Syrian army is the most effective ground force in the country, and cooperating with it.

She concludes, "For all the graphic violence, bloody explosions and, literally, human butchery that is shown in the film, The Hurt Locker is one of the most effective recruiting vehicles for the U.S. Army that I have seen".

Hezbollah is the country's most effective military force, stronger even than the army, so it is unlikely to face a frontal assault.

But the Ottomans, determined to reassert their control over Egypt, remained, establishing their power through a viceroy and an occupying army, in which the most effective fighting force was an Albanian contingent.

Drone strikes are the most effective way to turn ordinary people into armies of resistance.