Sentence examples for warfare is going from inspiring English sources

If this is what 'urban warfare' is going to look like, we're in for disaster".On balance, reporting of the war in America has benefited from the unprecedented access.

"You are now at the place where the warfare is going on, so people with weapons shouldn't embarrass you," said the rebel commander, who gave his nom de guerre as Grumpy.

If you are dealing with an industrial revolution, if you get the men and women of one class rising up against the men and women of another class, you can locate the difficulty; if there is a great industrial strike, you know exactly where the violence is and how the warfare is going to be waged; but in our war against the government you can't locate it.

The work, he insisted, was conducted responsibly, with a sense of urgency now hard to understand: "We didn't know that chemical warfare was going to disappear so thoroughly".

In 1914, most of the young men about to march off to battle came from poor families, with little education and no means of knowing what modern warfare was going to be like; they probably had several brothers and sisters; and life on the farm, or down the mine, had accustomed them to hard knocks.

The days of open warfare are gone.

"All the pomp and splendor of naval warfare are gone by," Hawthorne mournfully wrote.

Call it "class warfare" or "redistributionism," but Barack Obama is going to delight in making the distinction between Wall Street and Main Street, even if he signed on as Senator to bailouts of the very Wall Street firms he now excoriates.

Modern Warfare 2's upcoming map pack is going to cost $15 freaking dollars.

If you tell them the movie is going to be non-stop warfare they're not going to go, it's too threatening.

He continued, "We have to diminish the idea that technology is going to change warfare…War is primarily a human endeavor".