Sentence examples for proficient army from inspiring English sources
Likewise, while crediting DePuy with helping to create the tactically proficient army that liberated Kuwait in 1991, Ricks criticizes him and his acolytes for neglecting counterinsurgency doctrine and broader issues of strategy.
This work was set back by the assassination of the most proficient of the Lebanese army's communication's experts.
Mongol armies were proficient at military engineering and made extensive use of Chinese technology, including catapults and incendiary devices.
The Prussian king Frederick William I (reigned 1713 40) had created perhaps the most proficient, if not the largest, army in Europe but had displayed no eagerness to use it except in the service of the empire, and then only reluctantly.
What this means is that in a head-to-head fight against an army unit with a reasonably proficient mortar crew, Dadool and its operators would be vulnerable, the more so when you consider the intensity of the muzzle flash visible in the video.
Over the last few years, the company has spent millions in legal fees and hired a small army of bright young lawyers, many of them technically proficient and experts in the field of intellectual property.
Unfortunately, there's nothing like a cold war to accelerate innovation and the heady mix of Israeli culture and national army service ends up producing a lot of technically proficient people, as was documented at length in the book Startup Nation.
By the time his father transferred to an army base in West Ruislip, Middlesex, in 1967, Peek had also become a proficient guitarist and piano player.
We are extremely proficient".
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His images are proficient.
