Sentence examples for warfare plays from inspiring English sources

As with any form of social struggle, age warfare plays out metaphorically onscreen.

It might be shinier, refined, remastered, but Modern Warfare plays like the relic it is in a medium that moves at lightning speed.

In most cases the easiest route was to follow militia-based guerrilla warfare, playing on American memories of the Vietnam War (1954 75) and the bombings of the U.S. embassy and the U.S. Marine base in Beirut in 1983, which caused the United States to withdraw its peacekeeping force.

This is the formative work of a photographer who, in a century defined by warfare, played a pivotal role in defining how war was seen, bringing its horrors nearer than ever — "If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough" was his mantra — yet in the process rendering it more cinematic and unreal.

Electronic warfare (EW) plays a leading role in most conflicts for future war, and the receiver is the core.

The second episode introduces the new navigating officer Lieutenant Sam Quartermaine (played by Adam Rayner) and a subplot involving his relationship with LMA Anita Cook (played by Angel Coulby) runs through the series and is eventually discovered by Lieutenant James Maguire, the Principal Warfare Officer (played by Stephen Kennedy).

Flirting, groping, fighting, biting, topsy-turvy domestic warfare — if played at normal speed, all this misbehavior would look like slapstick.

But these days the toughest ideological warfare is playing out off camera, on the New York Times best-seller list.

In recent years, a piece in New Scientist asserted that warfare has "played an integral part in our evolution" and an article in the journal Science claimed that "death in warfare is so common in hunter-gatherer societies that it was an important evolutionary pressure on early Homo sapiens".

These firms, which provide military services and the "information technology" necessary for modern warfare, now play a key role in the American national security system.

Intelligence gathering has grown more significant in direct relation to the increased technical complexity of modern warfare and now plays an important role in determining whether states go to war in the first place.