Sentence examples for speed of war from inspiring English sources

The speed of war has increased.

But Lord Boyce said that when the requests landed on the desk of then Chancellor Gordon Brown, "there was a brick wall" - and that had had an impact on the speed of preparations for war.

Lawmakers have also begun to question whether the secrecy about the Iraqi contracts is justified by the need for speed and the pressures of war, as the agencies say.

But because he has just speed-read The Art of War he is keen that the rest of the court doesn't know he is meilleur, so he can work out who he can and can't trust.

This unit was added as a means to speed up stages with fog of war.

In the case of producing a superior user experience in software, when the vectors of speed and quality are in a tug-of-war, automation can end the war and get both vectors moving in the same direction.

The painful convalescence from the ravages of war was speeded by massive aid from the United States and by the gentle persuasion (and ample credits) of Jean Monnet's Planning Commissariat (Commissariat Général du Plan), adopted in 1947.

The fastest struggle to exceed about 320kph (200mph)—less than the cruising speed of a second-world-war-era propeller plane.At an aircraft-testing facility in Florida, though, a strange-looking helicopter has taken to the skies that may help to close that gap.

The killing dealt a brutal blow to pirate radio's outlaw glamour - Simon Dee called it "the dawn of war" - and speeded the need for government action.

Sun Tzu, all that time ago, emphasised the importance of flexibility, speed and timing in the successful pursuit of war.

These pleas became more insistent and anguished as the idea of war with Iraq gathered speed over the last six months.