Sentence examples for through desertion from inspiring English sources

And what began through desertion has become a philosophy.

On August 5th the first formal transfer of authority to Afghan forces is due to take place for the Kabul area.The army looks very different from the ragged force of three years ago, when units sent to the south were losing 30% of their men through desertion.

The remnants of the Elector of Bavaria's and Marshal Marsin's wing limped back to Strasbourg, losing another 7,000 men through desertion.

Mary and Bothwell confronted the lords at Carberry Hill on 15 June, but there was no battle as Mary's forces dwindled away through desertion during negotiations.

The rolls also document that the units had lost a number of men over the winter months following the battle, primarily through desertion and a few deaths due to illness or wounds.

Officials claim that the FARC has lost some 6,000 of its 17,000 members through desertions, captures and casualties.

Theories on parental decision making suggest that such compensatory behavior by A. femoralis females could be exploited by males through clutch desertion (cf. Székely et al. 1996, Barta et al. 2002).

Abraham Lincoln knew that carrying on the war would require reinvigorating the Northern people and replacing the many thousands of troops lost through death, discharge or desertion.

The Afghan Army lost 15,636 personnel — 8.5percentt of the force — between February and March through death, injury or desertion, reported Reuters.

It would be impossible in two hours and eleven minutes to cover the entire lives of the twins from war-time childhood, army desertion and boxing success through the years of their violent sway in east London – club ownership, long firm frauds, murders and Old Bailey trial – and on to their declining years in Parkhurst and Broadmoor and their lavish East End funerals.

As Isis ranks have thinned through battlefield losses, desertions and the executions of suspected traitors, its recruitment has become increasingly desperate.