Sentence examples for terrain against from inspiring English sources
Ground operations of this nature, in Afghanistan's hostile terrain, against an opponent with fierce warrior traditions, could bring significant American casualties.
And her cinematographer, Agnès Godard, composes some really beautiful shots of the African landscape, with the alien light and unforgiving terrain against which these male bodies, and souls, are tested to destruction.
"Plenty of Members of both parties have won races with the terrain against them".Part of this divergence has to do with structural issues surrounding the question.Even Democratic pollsters acknowledge that their party has a built-in advantage in generic ballot questions.
However, it is one thing to analyze tactics in the abstract but entirely another thing to put theory into practice under different circumstances, on different kinds of terrain, against different kinds of enemy, with the aid of troops who may be tired or confused or recalcitrant, and amid every kind of mortal danger.
This proportion was greater than expected from that suggested by availability (30% rugged terrain against 61%) (p < 0.01).
Laverdure was thought to have underestimated the ability of the Berbers to operate offensively in mountainous terrain against his column.
These scenes are set either in the middle of starkly beautiful terrain or against nondescript backdrops.
The accounts, though they differ on certain details, are consistent in their portrayal of the trek as an endurance test against terrain and weather amid political upheaval.
Republican House members said the political terrain was tilted against them, and some expressed despair about the months ahead at the private meeting on Wednesday.
Yet the allied forces had underestimated the preparations of the Ottoman forces and their unfamiliarity with the harsh terrain also worked against them.
Peering back at a largely forgotten terrain of struggle against "the Street," so full of sound and fury signifying quite a lot, it's astonishing -- to a historian of Wall Street, at least -- that the present movement didn't happen sooner.
