Sentence examples for need for retaliation from inspiring English sources

Lincoln's responses to what Douglass identified as his primary concerns — the inequitable pay for black soldiers, the need for retaliation against Confederate policies toward black troops and the need for policies guaranteeing promotion for meritorious service by black troops — cannot have been immediately reassuring to the abolitionist.

If track and field hopes to raise its profile, the sport should exploit the rancor, the tension, the seething need for revenge and retaliation that have become intrinsic parts of our national character.

There is no need for discrimination, intimidation, or retaliation in any job setting.

And while Hezbollah has acquired thousands of weapons since it last confronted Israel in 2006, it is very unlikely that it would risk its hard-won gains in Lebanon by an attack on Israel, especially given the civil war in Syria and the need for those missiles as a possible retaliation should Israel attack Iran.

Seth Jones, a former planning officer with U.S. Special Operations Forces in Afghanistan now teaching at Johns Hopkins University's School for Advanced International Studies, agrees that Washington needs to be wary of intervening in regional disputes that make the United States a target for retaliation.

She sued for retaliation.

Watch for retaliation there.

Taking credit means asking for retaliation.

So she did something terrible, for retaliation, for revenge.

President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia also expressed support for retaliation.

Beckham was sent off for retaliation against Diego Simeone.