Sentence examples for organized enemy from inspiring English sources

But it would give American ground forces enormous advantages in any future battles against a conventionally organized enemy force.

Some of the original proponents of tanks, notably the influential British strategist Basil Liddell Hart, now concluded that the defense had become much the stronger form of war and that armoured offensives would come to grief against a properly organized enemy.

He and his fellow jihadists didn't drive the Soviets out of Afghanistan by taking the fight to an organized enemy on a battlefield of its choosing.

American officials acknowledge that attacks are up, but say they are not facing an organized, coordinated enemy.

They were not as dangerous to the state as the Communists, the Social Democrats and other organized political enemies, who were crushed with speed and ruthlessness after the Nazis took power.

However, Muhammad IV was assassinated almost immediately after, in a conspiracy organized by enemies of the Marinids in the Granadan court.

ROBERT B. REICH, the Democratic policy guru and friend of organized labor, entered enemy territory this week with a peace proposal of sorts.

Its battlements were meant to resist not foreign invaders but an enemy within: organized labor and other agents of urban unrest.

The enemy of organized Christianity, who as late as 1847 had thought of becoming a country pastor, sought, and found, a kind of martyrdom.

Whenever he suffers a bout of insomnia, he easily persuades himself that the world has changed beyond recall, that harmless streets like this and the tolerant life they embody can be destroyed by the new enemy — well organized, tentacular, full of hatred and focussed zeal.

In interviews since his arrest, many of Mr. Hanssen's closest friends and colleagues, dumbfounded by the spying accusations, have said they can only offer a guess as to why a man so committed to his faith might have volunteered for espionage on behalf of the political system that was long considered organized religion's greatest enemy.