Sentence examples for war success from inspiring English sources

The same problem did for Rommel in North Africa, when his tanks lacked enough fuel to fight Montgomery effectively at El Alamein.Much of the allies' Gulf war success was also attributed to logistics.

For all Mozambique's post-civil war success, there has been no improvement whatsoever in the capacity of still desperately poor rural populations to resist the consequences of natural disasters.

The Civil War success continues Disney's strong current run, since the studio's The Jungle Book is sitting pretty in second place, with another £8.8m over the bank holiday weekend, for a total to date of £33.3m (including Monday).

It takes in Turing's Dorset childhood, the paper that laid down his theories for the modern computer, his second world war success at Bletchley Park, his conviction for gross indecency in 1952 (after innocently telling a police officer about his homosexuality), his opting for chemical castration over imprisonment, his depression and eventual suicide.

Yet even amidst the chaos of war, success against polio is possible.

The post war success story, which was based on expansion of education and entrepreneurship, despite all its well‐known faults, left a country with a solid human infrastructure that, in part at least, persists today.

But when he shifted from Reagan's Cold War successes to more recent events his speech sounded more like a tribute to the Administration of George W. Bush.

Enemies who shared our way of fighting ensured our biggest war successes.

The post-war success story had become a wretched tale featuring a "lost decade" for the economy, years of falling prices, insolvent banks, corrupt politics at home, disrespect and ingratitude abroad.Enter the LionheartBidding for the party leadership in 2001, Mr Koizumi came with a reputation for pushing change.

Although these were responsible for Japan's post-war success, they are now seen as holding its firms back.After years of policy reforms and corporate restructuring that helped turn around the economy, Japanese companies have little debt and are making record profits.

Sphero, for its part, kicked off the year on rough footing, laying off dozens of staffers after the company's glut of Disney-branded robotics toys failed to maintain its earlier Star Wars success.