Sentence examples for trials of combat from inspiring English sources

Unlike the comrades in "Band of Brothers," a series that was as intent on the bonds of fellowship as the trials of combat, these three were not best friends who got one another through the war.

His atheism doesn't emerge as the breakthrough of a spiritual trial or of combat with an angel any more than his drive to video-record his surroundings are defined by any clearer motive than the mnemonic.

Blacklist is at its best in portions like its spies-versus-mercenaries multiplayer mode, a competitive trial of tactical combat.

The use of thermal imaging is just the latest development in high-tech trials to combat a rampant poaching problem that sees some 30,000 elephants and 1,200 rhinos killed every year.

Clinical trials of drugs to combat the disease, some led by Dr. Dieterich, have resulted in a better understanding of the virus that causes hepatitis C and, more recently, to cures.

To investigate the main causes of work stress in the ED and any trials of methods to combat that stress, the study team reviewed 25 studies found on health databases and Google Scholar.

Jonathan Shay writes in his classic, "Odysseus in America: Combat Trauma and the Trials of Homecoming," about how combat veterans often seek comfort in women, only to feel trapped by women.

While a multitude of control efforts have been trialed to combat the outbreaks, an efficient solution has remained elusive.

One of these compounds, eleutherobin, is being trialed to combat both ovarian and breast cancers.

The 63rd Guard Fighter Aviation Corps began combat trials of the La-7 in mid-September 1944 in support of the 1st Baltic Front.

The test will help doctors find patients most likely to benefit from clinical trials of therapies that hope to combat dementia.