Sentence examples similar to war capacity from inspiring English sources

In the cloud storage wars, capacity is a weapon, and one that is rapidly losing its dollar value.

Syria helped Iran resupply Hezbollah in defiance of an international arms embargo, returning their arsenal to pre-war capacity in short order.

There seem, potentially, to be an endless number: the war's capacity to create new militants is limitless.

All of which is nothing to do with one of four ageing British Trident submarines patrolling the world's oceans 24/7 prepared to unleash the two or three warheads atop each of its 16 missiles at, well, at whom is always the question: in the cold war, the capacity to "decapitate" Moscow and key Soviet military targets, and do so (in theory) without America, was the bottom line.

The success of 20th century science, and in particular the contribution of university science to the war-fighting capacity of the allies during the second world war, have persuaded governments in most countries to become the prime sponsor of such research and therefore, indirectly, of the university itself.

Oil, which began flowing in Sudan in 1998, has enhanced the government's war-making capacity.

Possibly reflecting their frustrations, several countries, including Britain and France, have sent arms, ammunition and other military supplies to the rebels in an effort to accelerate the development of their war-fighting capacity.

Sherman is remembered today mainly as the Union general who led marches through Georgia and the Carolinas that crippled the Confederacy's war-making capacity and demoralized its people.

"Unless you degrade [ISIS's] war-fighting capacity — that means its command and control, its leadership, its armored vehicles, its ability to mass and maneuver and conduct war — there is no local force on the ground in this entire swath of territory that can stand up to it right now," he said.

Mr. Waxman noted that Erik D. Prince, the founder of Blackwater, told the House committee on Tuesday that he would see to it that Mr. Moonen's security clearance was revoked and that he would not be allowed to work in any further security or war-related capacity.

But war-fighting capacity alone will be insufficient unless NATO complements it with provision of vital enablers like integrated firepower (mortars and artillery), airlift and air reconnaissance capabilities, as well as medical evacuation and air surveillance equipment for the Afghan security forces.