Sentence examples for unchallenged force from inspiring English sources

The first large war since Vietnam, it was a moment when Americans renewed their faith in their fighting troops, and in a technological prowess the cruise missiles, stealth fighters and laser-guided bombs seen on TV that held out the promise of wielding unchallenged force without indiscriminate killing.

This championship was more gratifying for O'Neal since it establishes him as the unchallenged, unmovable force in the middle.

That threatens the hitherto unchallenged power of some union bosses.

Qaddafi has already shelled us with artillery and planes, and I suspect the army is coming," said Mohammed Abdullah, a 50-year-old resident among a group of people peering at the sky as a loyalist spotter plane circled the city, illustrating how little restraint the loyalist forces feel about deploying their unchallenged air power as diplomacy falters.

The principal aim of the airstrikes unleashed today is to tilt the balance of power within Afghanistan against the Taliban and give American-led forces unchallenged command of the skies for the difficult mission to come.

B10 The Military EARLY OBJECTIVES -- The main aim of the strikes against Afghanistan was to tilt the balance of power within Afghanistan against the Taliban and give American-led forces unchallenged command of the skies.

Of course, Gaza's journalists' seemingly prophetic status doesn't go unchallenged by Palestinian political forces either.

It was anticipated "by the game's conventions", Blackburn should have thrown the ball back unchallenged, but striker Chris Sutton forced a corner.

In that attack, a skiff packed with explosives approached the Cole unchallenged before exploding with enough force to tear a 40-by-40-foot 40-by-40-foot 40-by-40-foot 40-by-40-foot

The failure, against the advice of such leaders as General Eric Shinseki, then the Army chief of staff, to deploy an adequate protective force led to unchallenged looting of government buildings, hospitals, museums, and — most inexcusable of all — arms depots.

And yet he's been largely unchallenged by the president's forces.