Sentence examples for waging combat from inspiring English sources

Some promoted the decision as further evidence that a kind of secular, anti-Christian illuminati is waging combat against Christianity in America.

"What the president has ruled out are American service men and women being in a position where they are the ones responsible for waging combat operations on the ground in Iraq and Syria".

That policy has been very successful and again, I repeat, if a country is going to wage combat operations in a certain area and then send a commercial airline in the area during that, of course it's an accident waiting to happen.

NEWT GINGRICH If such a person is waging unlawful combat against the U.S., the privilege of the writ of habeas has been suspended, or there is an imminent threat to the United States.

The galactic perspective from which she laughed at her characters' earthbound follies could not keep her from waging epic combat with a paperback editor over one poorly chosen word of jacket copy.

I was compelled to wage combat.

Topless male pugilists battle in the boxing ring in front of tens of thousands of people and shirtless MMA fighters wage combat in the octagon in front of large Pay-Per-View audiences without sparking any controversy.

When Democrats last reformed the financial sector in the midst of the Great Depression, they had several advantages that today's party lacks: A Republican Party divided and willing to work with a popular president, a banking sector so devastated it had little ability to wage political combat and Senate majorities that made a GOP filibuster effectively impossible.

Even if--as I fully expect--the court reverts to form next year, Roberts deserves recognition for keeping the likes of Scalia and Alito from waging open physical combat against their Democratic counterparts.

They duck into a cramped basement room and gather around padded platforms equipped with handles for waging hand-to-hand combat.

Interferons and interleukins are the vanguard of a more subtle approach, one that mimics and enhances the body's own codes and signals for waging cell-to-cell combat against invaders.