Sentence examples for warfare ahead from inspiring English sources

And while his leadership will be missed in the intricate legislative warfare ahead, it would be a fitting tribute if his death could resolve for the better an issue too long in doubt.

Barack Obama's nominee for CIA director, John Brennan, has defended drone attacks as a more humane form of warfare ahead of what is expected to be a gruelling Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday.

The mercenary firm is named Wagner, and it has been linked to Yevgeniy Prigozhin, a Russian oligarch who was recently indicted by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III for an alleged role in "information warfare" ahead of the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

This is to be explained in purely military terms: the Companion cavalry on their own were not entirely suited to the more-disorganized warfare lying ahead against the fierce opponents waiting to the east and north of Iran proper.

Mr. Gore is "a candidate who wants to wage class warfare to get ahead," said George W. Bush.

The next day, on the stump, the G.O.P. standard-bearer himself denounced his opponent as "a candidate who wants to wage class warfare to get ahead".

"They've got one candidate who wants four more years of finger-pointing and politicizing and blaming, a candidate who will pit one group of people against another, a candidate who wants to wage class warfare to get ahead".

He underscored the radically changed role of modern warfare and the challenges ahead.

Looking tanned and relaxed after his vacation on an Egyptian beach, Mr. Blair spoke to several hundred soldiers at a muddy, sprawling logistics base in Shaiba, outside this city, where he underscored what he described as the radically changed role of modern warfare and the challenges ahead.

Well, except for that little "civilizational collapse, mass starvation, and perpetual warfare" thing right up ahead.

Still, his none-too-subtle class and regional warfare presages the political fight ahead.