Sentence examples for war specialist from inspiring English sources

"We were told our unit would never, ever go to war," Specialist Moore said.

"My guess is it is probably the last time it is going to be out there for a while," said Michelle Krowl, a civil war specialist and co-curator of the exhibition.

In the absence of catastrophic stressors such as war, specialists in traumatic stress turn their attention elsewhere, discovering new sources of victims or hitherto unrecognized trauma".

In the war, specialists here worked closely with planners at the air operations center in Saudi Arabia to shorten what the military calls the kill chain, from the time a target is identified to when it is attacked.

The arms company has tried to attract the talent of the military-security establishment to the top of their corporate structure, but its US board lacks an equivalent of the former generals and drone war specialists found in other arms firms.

In the words of Andrew Brookes, an air-war specialist at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London, "this is not a target-rich environment".

Why the computer control systems failed remains something of a mystery, but cyber-war specialists have cited the incident as an example of what an intruder into American industrial infrastructure might attempt.

"They didn't want anyone to get hit while they were in the mountains, and didn't want an open war," said Specialist Elijah D. Nott, a medic.

His sister, Aisha, who is in exile in Algeria, has engaged Israeli lawyer Nick Kaufman, a war crimes specialist, to demand that the ICC investigate their father's death.

When its foundations became too shaky during the second world war, a specialist construction workforce, predominantly made up of women, erected the new reinforced concrete span and it's this social history that inspired composer/sound artist Claudia Molitor to "open up a space for the listener to reconnect with this beautiful architectural structure".

But the dispute also has all the elements of a turf war, with specialists reluctant to cede ground in a field in which Americans spend an estimated $12 billion a year.