Sentence examples for pattern of warfare from inspiring English sources
"This is a new pattern of warfare that is focused and directed against individuals we're trying to defeat," said Richard P. Hallion, the historian of the United States Air Force and an authority on air power.
Theories have included patterns of warfare, plagues and earthquakes.
Soon after 900 bc, however, another revolution came to ancient patterns of warfare that did affect the steppe profoundly.
The role played by naval blockades in both conflicts was testimony to both the centrality and the vulnerability of economies in shifting patterns of warfare.
This paper uses two Andean case-study regions with particularly strong defensive settlement patterns, the Titicaca Basin and the Moche Valley, to build a methodology for modeling, testing, and characterizing networks of inter-visibility and how they intersect with patterns of warfare and the construction of political authority upon landscapes.
For Horgan, this provides evidence to support the assertion that "biology alone cannot explain documented patterns of warfare".
He contrasts its three generations of peace with a continuing pattern of murderous warfare elsewhere.
In a statement reported by news agencies, the North demanded an end to the tours in the so-called demilitarized zone, calling them part of a pattern of "psychological warfare" and warning of "unpredictable incidents including the loss of human lives in this area for which the U.S. side will be wholly to blame".
Organised or disorganised however, a pattern of frontier warfare emerged with Aboriginal resistance beginning in the 18th century and continuing into the early 20th century.
"It is a new form of warfare and we have to counter with that form of warfare with a better form of warfare," said Arizona senator John McCain.
