Sentence examples for terms of warfare from inspiring English sources

In a sport sometimes glibly described in terms of warfare, these officers in training enjoy few victories.

WORLD WAR-LITE In terms of warfare, World War III will be vastly different from the major conflicts of the 20th century.

"I don't think terrorists are going to crash a plane into downtown Salt Lake City, but I know we're totally unprepared in terms of biological warfare.

In terms of germ warfare, it was a fitting weapon to match the devastation that measles and smallpox inflicted travelling the other way.

(Unlike Themistocles, he was still thinking in terms of land warfare and of an agreement with Sparta, which was favoured by the Athenian landowners, the peasantry, and the rural middle class).

With tensions escalating – and local media painting relations with creditors in terms of open warfare – any hope of concluding an ongoing review of the latest programme has quickly faded.

The Oxford English Dictionary spotted a heading of class warfare in George Bernard Shaw's "Fabian Tract 41," written in 1892; it was not picked up until 1927, when Aldous Huxley, in an essay in "Proper Studies," wrote about "those who would interpret all social phenomena in terms of class warfare".

Vice Comic Book Witch Hunt #10: Terms of Psychic Warfare from Nick Gazin on Vimeo.

20 Terms of Psychic Warfare 2 Artist unknown self-published It's an emo-core comic about anthropomorphic fox people who talk about going to the kind of shows were hardcore kids have plugs and lip rings and other.

In terms of information warfare affecting the will to resist, the fact that an MSNBC and Fox News host both publicly advocated against self-expression and in favor of the North Korean position says something about the effectiveness of the alleged North Korean attack.

In terms of Guerrilla warfare you probably won't want to have a sniper rifle but a semi automatic or fully automatic rifle.