Sentence examples for point of warfare from inspiring English sources

Has it truly become more than a game to the point of warfare?

The North West Co. was established in 1779 by a bunch of entrepreneurial fur traders based in Montreal who competed, sometimes to the point of warfare, with the established Hudson's Bay Co.

Such forms of political behaviour are not permitted in systems where there are no agreed limits to the role of violence and where there is a high risk that violence may escalate to the point of actual warfare.

After Bosnia and Herzegovina declared independence in 1992, Sarajevo became a focal point of fierce warfare in the region in the mid-90s, and the city suffered considerable damage.

So is retaliation, which is of course the whole point of asymmetrical warfare.

Others have pointed to warfare across the Mideast.

Just as aircraft carriers allowed naval battles to extend their strike distance to the point of aircraft versus aircraft warfare, drones are increasing the strike distance of the military.

Some forager war narratives recount successful rescue attempts, pointing to another side effect of warfare for women: the task of reintegrating into one's natal group after (literally) sleeping with the enemy.

Biosensors have revolutionised diagnostics for use in point-of-care testing (POC), the detection of food and environmental contaminants, biological warfare agents, illicit drugs and human/animal disease markers.

If you take a total war point of view and a scorched earth policy to conducting warfare, it doesn't matter if you have robots or not.

The PLA's doctrine of "pressure point warfare", a multi-layered approach using space, cyberspace and information operations alongside conventional capabilities is designed to cripple an adversary in one swift strike.