Sentence examples for silent warfare from inspiring English sources

Silent warfare The use of cyberspace by criminal networks and other states to attack government departments and British businesses has opened a new dimension of silent warfare.

You had to get along because you can't engage in the silent warfare of marriages".

The Silent War (BBC2), the story of the undersea warfare between the US, Soviet and British navies, has been the best of the lot – primarily for the testimonies of the submariners themselves.

These were his glory days: unarmed combat, silent killing, jungle warfare, heroic survival against the odds, breaking codes, breaking rules, reckless and nonchalant in the face of death, young and male and free and terribly alive.

The science of chemical warfare fills a silent, white-tiled room at Tu Du hospital in Ho Chi Minh City.

"Artists need to put the spotlight on that and make people think about that rather than stay silent about it and romanticise warfare.

Moving to United Artists, Wise made the suspenseful submarine-warfare drama Run Silent, Run Deep (1958) with Burt Lancaster and Clark Gable before attracting more attention with I Want to Live! (1958), in which Susan Hayward earned the only Academy Award of her career (for best actress) for her portrayal of a haughty hard-boiled prostitute who is seemingly railroaded into a death sentence.

However, the realities of cohabitation tend more towards petty point-scoring, the long-lasting silent grudge and all-out domestic warfare.

Let's be honest: Silent Hunter V isn't exactly Modern Warfare 2 or New Super Mario Bros. Wii, sales-wise.

However, a revolution in underwater drones, as well as advances in sonar, satellite and other anti-submarine warfare systems, mean that even totally silent submarines are likely to become detectable.

As they grow older, the Hardy girls' shared passion for Maurice escalates the warfare between them, and Hay's restrained prose beautifully evokes their silent rages.