Sentence examples for significant enemy from inspiring English sources

The Lebanese are bound to assume that the information also went to Israel, for whom Hezbollah is a significant enemy and priority intelligence target.

The troops have not encountered any significant enemy presence, but they arrested four more men after finding a weapons cache in a village, Captain Cramer said.

A significant enemy military presence – "more than 40,000" – remains inside the separatist enclaves, he said, and "all of them are answerable to a Russian chain of command".

"According to commanders on the ground," the statement read, "Coalition forces came under significant enemy fire from the building where the Al Jazeera journalists were working and, consistent with the inherent right of self-defense, Coalition forces returned fire".

According to a central command statement, "commanders on the ground reported that coalition forces received significant enemy fire from the hotel and consistent with the inherent right of self-defence, coalition forces returned fire".

First, they have argued, "air mobility," mainly the very heavy use of helicopters, led commanders to ignore some significant enemy positions on the ground because the commanders could simply fly their men over those areas.

With no significant enemies, there was no need to advance gunpowder weaponry.

The utter destabilization of Iran's neighbor to the East, Afghanistan, eliminated one of Iran's most significant enemies: the Taliban.

They would serially agree that, in a world without significant enemies, the key to U.S. global power still was the care and feeding of the American military and the military-industrial complex that went with it.

For most novice investors, their own emotions are their most significant enemies, triggering them to sell when markets are down, and buy when markets are high - the opposite of what you want to.

The wandering albatross has no significant natural enemies, and this has enabled it to survive with such a low reproduction rate.