Sentence examples for successful retaliation from inspiring English sources
I-24 then crash dived to prevent successful retaliation by coastal artillery batteries.
It is also the first fully successful popular retaliation against the politics of humiliation that have been endured by the Arabs since the colonisation of their countries.
As it is, a jobless boom is going on in manufacturing, which is growing at 7% annually, but without increasing employment.Touches of xenophobiaIndia's antiquated laws are not only preventing it from exploiting the textile boom as successfully as China (whose textile businesses are so successful that they provoke retaliation).
A successful counterforce attack that rendered retaliation impossible known as a "first strike"—would be strategically decisive.
Joe: Retaliation" both continued successful box office runs, taking the number three and four spots, respectively.
After the Wehrmacht occupied the Zone libre in retaliation for the successful Allied landings in North Africa, the Germans attempted to seize the French warships remaining under Vichy control on 27 November.
Building tenders issued last fall by the Israeli government — in response to, or in retaliation for, the Palestinians' successful bid for recognition at the United Nations — have now become contracts with builders.
In a letter today to Mr. Leahy, Mr. Hatch said any delay in voting on the nomination could feed the notion that there was a desire for retaliation over Mr. Olson's successful fight on behalf of Mr. Bush.
The Indian doctrine calling for massive retaliation in response to a successful terrorist strike on that scale could mean the almost instantaneous implementation of its Cold Start strategy.
In 197 AD, Emperor Septimius Severus waged a brief and successful war against the Parthian Empire in retaliation for the support given to a rival for the imperial throne Pescennius Niger.
But often they read as retaliation, a disturbing corollary to how successful the conservation of those animals has been.
