Sentence examples for warfare after from inspiring English sources

Medieval warfare, after all, could last decades, even centuries.

They've been described as the third revolution in warfare after gunpowder and nuclear arms.

The South had announced it would resume psychological warfare after a six-year break.

Manet painted this smoky scene of modern warfare after apparently watching the fight from a boat.

It adds that autonomous weapons "have been described as the third revolution in warfare, after gunpowder and nuclear arms".

Now actor Mark Hamill may have fanned the flames of fandom warfare after admitting that he was initially "suspicious" of Star Wars: The Force Awakens director JJ Abrams.

He underwent training for desert warfare, but after Japan entered the war he was sent to Singapore.

Can the Russians, who doubled the size of their vast covert germ warfare program after signing the 1972 treaty banning such weapons, now be trusted?

We face the risks of overemphasizing technology and leaving the hard-learned lessons of Iraq behind just as our knowledge of unconventional warfare withered after Vietnam because we preferred to prepare for large, set-piece battles.

Protesters from groups including CND and the Stop the War Coalition gathered at RAF Waddington to warn of the dangers of "long-distance warfare", days after it emerged that aircrew at the base had begun remotely controlling drones flying thousands of miles away in Afghanistan.

But those tensions burst into open warfare this past week after revelations that Facebook executives had withheld evidence of Russian activity on the platform for far longer than previously disclosed, while employing a Republican-linked opposition research firm to discredit critics and the billionaire George Soros, a major Democratic Party patron.