Sentence examples for warfare across from inspiring English sources

The finds are helping draw new maps of invasion, settlement, trade and warfare across thousands of years of English history.

Organized warfare across the Gobi alternated with periods of peace, when formalized exchanges of tribute-gifts allowed the rulers on each side to strengthen themselves by acquiring rare and valuable goods to distribute as they saw fit.

But even as the G.O.P. leaders lament the world's unkempt zombie troublemakers for waging class warfare across the globe, they also pander to the religious right's zombie faith in shared principles, traditions and consensus.

He credits Dr. Lawrence H. Keeley, an anthropologist at the University of Illinois at Chicago who published "War Before Civilization" in 1996, with broadening understanding of warfare across time and cultures.

"We know this period was extremely violent with internal warfare across Italy," says Turchin.

"Iran needs to recognise that the US is not going to stand by while the region is destabilised or while people engage in overt warfare across lines, international boundaries and other countries," he added.

Civilian Warfare was across the street, Gracie Mansion around the corner.

For profitable deception of the gentry, by clever tricksters from the underclasses, was a rather sporting component of class warfare all across Europe in the mid nineteenth century.

Often known by the abbreviation SOF, Special Operations Forces is the umbrella name covering the gamut of commando and unconventional warfare units across the armed services.

The extensive literature on both elder care and warfare within and across cultures shows tremendous variation, and sometimes a closeness to our practices.

In addition to asserting his authority against former enemies at home, Mr. Rahmonov has tried to prevent Islamic militants based in Afghanistan from expanding their guerrilla warfare and terrorism across Tajikistan's frontiers to Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.