Example collocations logo

Warfare in sentence

395 examples of Warfare in a sentence

But modern industrial fishing, the kind that stocks our grocery shelves, looks more like warfare.
Nonviolent struggle is just as complex as military warfare, if not more.
They no longer tried to pursue their interests with warfare.
And in those moments where it can feel a little bit like intergenerational warfare, I think we can at least all agree that shoulder pads aren't the solution.
Or is it the jagged lightbulb– thought to represent the technologies of modern warfare– which illuminates her view of the chaos below?
Meanwhile, men specialized in mounted warfare.
But just as software has gone open-source, so has warfare.
The Sun was wounded, plunging the world into a period of chaos and warfare.
So when the First World War broke out, the result was the trench warfare that lasted longer than anybody had expected.
But construction halted at the fourth story for nearly a century as Pisa descended into prolonged warfare.
During World War I, one of the horrors of trench warfare was a poisonous yellow cloud called mustard gas.
People immediately jump to concerns about biological warfare, and I had recent testimony before a Senate committee, and a special committee the U.S. government has set up to review this area.
And there's only two countries, the U.S. and the former Soviet Union, that had major efforts on trying to create biological warfare agents.
The only ultimate concerns were biological warfare aspects of this, but gave us the go ahead to start these experiments for the reasons we were doing them.
We get droughts, increased desertification, crashing food systems, water scarcity, famine, forced migration, political instability, warfare, crisis.
Yet, it was used as a chemical warfare agent in World War I. It's an extraordinarily toxic thing.
In Somalia, the central government collapsed and clan warfare broke out.
Durga, resplendent, bedecked, beautiful, her 18 arms ready for warfare, as she rode astride her lion into the battlefield to destroy Mahishasur.
Apparently the screen writers and director have never been through actual warfare and never bothered to bring in an expert who had.
The movie has elements that allude to all the seamy things in life (pornography, murder, suicide, fornication, hatred, gang warfare).
Armand was as usual very good in the movie,,,the whole turks vs German thing was kind of strange because I remember seeing Bulgaria at the beginning of the movie...dint' bother to go back and check...the central theme is about the serial killings with the whole gang warfare loosely woven in.
Here is how the movie starts, Women are the only humans on this planet due to the fact that in the not to distant future chemical warfare is A OK as long as it only targets soldiers (In case your wondering, Men) However the virus back fires (Big shock)and all the men on earth slowly die.
Although it tries to represent "civilised warfare" in the form of sport, science, trade and other forms of competition, it lacks the global scope and even the coherently developed themes of its predecessors.
Despite the fact that he worked for the worst government of the 20th century, Erwin Rommel is generally well-regarded by historians and World War II buffs as a gentleman, a soldier's soldier, and a brilliant tactician in the field of mechanized warfare.
Actually, during most of the movie Tweed plays the typical whiny and prissy female character who has to be rescued by the male lead, and even when she's trained in jungle warfare she still has to be dragged around by him!
Stalingrad is a terrific movie, well acted and directed, and rather down to earth in it's approach to the various bizarre aspects of warfare and it's politics.
It stands to reason that a conflict on such a scale as global warfare would capture the imagination of filmmakers everywhere and provide them with ample material on which to base a story.
This movie is all about reality, submarine warfare in WW2 was not a clean precise science.
John Patterson stops a vigilante crowd from starting open warfare with the 14th Street mob and uses their voices to call the capital and demand martial law for Phenix City.
Thoroughly enjoyable film includes strategic non-military warfare.
BackNext