Sentence examples for study enemy from inspiring English sources
Dr. Postol, a professor of science and national security studies at M.I.T. and the author of many private and federal weapon reports, was a top Navy science adviser in the Reagan administration and for decades has studied enemy countermeasures to antimissile weapons.
But for now, she plans to step back and study her enemy.
Meanwhile, though relieved of leadership of the M&M, Goure held onto a job at RAND, even returning to Vietnam in 1968 as head of a new study of enemy infiltration rates.
Study the enemy movements: Most skilled sword fighters tend to do a complex sequence of movements,try to find the weakest points and you may KO them.
An earlier review similarly found conflicting results between biogeographical and community studies of enemy release [3]; perhaps, in part, because no study reviewed was conducted on the same host plant at both scales (as done here).
He said his time in jail was spent studying his enemy and, in the latter stages, taking part in the negotiations for the prisoner exchange.
Patton studied the enemy analyticallypatterns, timing and personalitiesto determine its future actions.
Patton studied the enemy analytically — patterns, timing and personalities — to determine its future actions.
Here's what General George S. Patton had to say about intelligence-gathering: "I have studied the enemy all my life.
San Martín studied the enemy and the battlefield from the convent's tower, using a monocular.
