Sentence examples for perpetual combat from inspiring English sources

And although he never went to war, he did go into a kind of perpetual combat.

On top of that you have a Manichean world in which good and evil are locked in perpetual combat.

Libya now exists in a state of perpetual combat between numerous warlords and their militias, has become a springboard for ISIS, and has destabilized much of North Africa.

"Eee-vill" is also a regular feature in the agitated-electron world of video games, in which fantasy collapses into perpetual combat.

On the emotional level, they are in perpetual combat mode.

"It's a perpetual fight".

But even if the risk of a coordinated, Paris-style attack is low, between a small but longstanding jihadi strain in Brazil, legitimate concerns about security at any Olympics, and the perpetual challenge of combatting lone-wolf terrorist attacks, the danger of some kind of tragedy is real.

They are people of action and perpetual motion, people of combat – conditioned to seek and land their various moments of opportunity, rather like the restless entrepreneurs of the business world.

Antibacterial agents that exploit new targets will be required to combat the perpetual rise of bacterial resistance to current antibiotics.

The only nomadism operative are the channels of collective motions conducted in two opposite directions: the migrations of civilians out of combat zones and the forward and seemingly perpetual thrust of recruits replenishing the soldiers migrating to the charnel.

Back in January, Catholics' intercessor between the depraved and the divine had a novel notion to combat his institution's slide into ill repute: perpetual prayer for purging priests of paedophilia.