Sentence examples for soldiering ability from inspiring English sources

He was a natural, said Taylor: "[His] soldiering ability and charisma, coupled with a cheeky outgoing personality … naturally endeared him to potential recruits".

Few general officers deserve more credit from the historians for initiative, courage and fine soldiering ability than John Buford – and few have received less.

Soldiers' ability to navigate this social terrain and effectively interact with civilians can have consequences at all levels of warfare.

The army could trim training, but that would seriously weaken soldiers' ability to recover between deployments.

It is with the potential effect on our soldiers' ability to do their job".

One of the things that constantly amazes me is soldiers' ability to find some comfort in any situation.

But the Americans will not be able to maneuver large armored units and coordinate operations with American helicopters, planes and artillery, a limitation that will affect the soldiers' ability to fight a major war.

The attacks on Osama bin Laden's camps in Afghanistan and the Sudanese pharmaceutical factory are a case in point (made easier by the soldiers' ability, after the casualties suffered in Somalia five years ago, to rely on technology rather than manpower).

Moore explained that soldiers' ability to think on their feet is, in fact, one of their strongest qualities.

According to the company's report, the food that was given to them was rotten and further deteriorated the soldiers' ability to fight.

To fight our insane wars, we're wrecking our soldiers' ability to live with themselves and function in society, then regulating what's left of them with chemicals, which often make things immeasurably worse.