Sentence examples for warfare started from inspiring English sources

It was in our view essential to build up a nucleus of trained men who would be able to provide the leadership which would be required if guerrilla warfare started.

"The psychological warfare started ages ago," said three-time European captain Bernard Gallacher.

Polygon Arthur Gies said Titanfall was not the "kind sea change Modern Warfare started".

If Quinn aims to win, he and his allies, such as the Democratic Governors Association, may need to launch the "trench warfare" start date much, much sooner.

In Iraq, playing for time has become a national tradition in more than 20 years of nearly continuous warfare, starting from its invasion of Iran in 1980.

I don't have quick and easy answers as to how to achieve equity in a city with such high rates of evictions, economic inequality and unaffordable housing, but I know the policy changes that we need to stem the tide of gentrification and class-warfare, starting with mid-market as ground zero, require the sheer force of the masses.

But Red Auerbach would have enjoyed the instant seven-game classic because it was his kind of sport, parquet warfare start to finish, according to the man who co-originated the brand.

With these leaders at the helm, when issues relating to public good are brought to the fore and concern is raised over income and wealth inequalities, elitist cries of class warfare start to ring-out, distracting us from the real issues.

Burundi has been rent by civil warfare that started in 1993.

By 1970 open warfare had started to break out between west coast and east coast factions of the party, leading to threats, expulsions and internecine violence.

MR. LANZA, who for 15 years was president of the Loral Corporation, which made electronic warfare systems, started L-3 with another former Loral executive, Robert LaPenta, with $125 million from backers including Lehman Brothers and Lockheed Martin.