Sentence examples for strongest enemy from inspiring English sources

Joinville describes Genghis Khan in his chronicle as a "wise man" who unites all the Tartar tribes and leads them to victory against their strongest enemy, Prester John.

I'm shocked because it seems to me our strongest enemy right now is Mother Nature and we've got nothing on how to defend ourselves from her wrath.

He continued to say North Korea was now a "military power of the East that cannot be touched by even the strongest enemy".

Now, Hekmatyar is "as vicious as they come," according to a senior defense official, while Haqqani's son (Haqqani himself is believed to be dead) "is definitely the strongest" enemy in the border provinces of Paktia, Paktika, and Khost, known among military officials as p2k.

This phenomenon repeated from the Bronx to the Battery, and it turned people you would expect to be the strongest enemies of sustainable streets into the most enthusiastic supporters.

Tanks... Strong enemy force... men milling about.

Rommel argued that such an attack was "far too close to the front and bound to bring us up against strong enemy reserves," an appraisal that was soon proven accurate.

In any case, even as the attack was about to burst upon them, when Yankee officers in the most forward camps began reporting a strong enemy presence in their fronts, Sherman threatened to have them arrested for spreading false rumors.

The Yankee soldiers had not been told to fortify their positions -- in fact, were ordered not to -- which left them camping in the open like Boy Scouts, despite mounting reports from the most forward camps of a strong enemy presence.

Recurrently, the court records show, witnesses found it deplorable that the defendants should have to fight for their survival in a prisoner's dock when they might be far better employed doing that on the battlefield; in their every utterance these witnesses reflected the view that losing soldiers of Meserve's calibre could result only in gaining a stronger enemy.

Now that Wellpoint is being bought by rival insurer Anthem for $16 billion in stock and cash, drug company executives must be wondering: Has their adversary's zeal in keeping drug costs down been diluted, or will they now face an even stronger enemy?