Sentence examples for phase of fighting from inspiring English sources

In this new phase of fighting for hens, Ms. Park says her greatest ally is public opinion.

The current phase of fighting in Congo began a year after Mr. Kabila, with Rwanda's help, took power in 1997 after leading a rebellion that overthrew Mobutu Sese Seko, whose long dictatorship had bled the country dry.

During the phase of fighting from 1983 until the signing of the fragile current peace agreement in 2005, it's estimated that more than two million people, mostly southern civilians, were killed.

One of the effects of that phase of fighting the occupation was more intensive internal migration into the city from other cities and villages in the West Bank that were suffering from economic strangulation as they were being choked by the Israeli siege.

Bishop Joseph's team said it believed there were as many as 146,000 people still unaccounted for during the last phase of fighting - a figure higher than most other calculations.

South of Baghdad, Najaf was shaping up as a focal point of the next phase of fighting.

The chronic shortage of troops and shifting phases of fighting and reconstruction forced soldiers into jobs for which they weren't prepared; Wong found field artillerymen, tankers, and engineers serving as infantrymen, while infantrymen were building sewer systems and running town councils.

Table 2 summarises the amateur and professional years of fighting, number of fights and knock-outs by the type of fighting.

Enforcers, long used to protect smaller, more talented players, are slowly but surely being phased out — as is the act of fighting — so that more talented players can take their roster spot.

While longer persistence in fights allows a better assessment of fighting abilities, it also increases fighting costs.

By the late 1140s the active phase of the civil war was over, barring the occasional outbreak of fighting.