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Meanings of military strength in English
Capability in terms of personnel and materiel that affect the capacity to fight a war.
Usage of military strength in English
1
India lags China both in terms of infrastructure work and military strength.
2
This deployment alone represents approximately one quarter of Britain's current military strength.
3
Washington seems keen to stress its resolve and showcase its military strength.
4
The military strength of Mohammedanism was in its steady and remorseless bigotry.
5
From now on reduced expenditures in the Navy means reduced military strength.
6
The first great development of genius among the Romans was military strength.
7
Here they had smashed the combined military strength of Greycoast and Verneytha.
8
The military strength of Rougemont pleased him, though the name did not.
9
Her military strength must not be estimated by the number of inhabitants.
10
But either way the Soviets were working to build up Cuba's military strength.
11
The contending armies were nearly equal in military strength, if not in numbers.
12
Our only rivals in potential military strength are the great powers of Europe.
13
Any orderly balance-sheet of military strength must be in two parts.
14
The question of military strength was really that of naval power.
15
Her Spanish husband had behind him the military strength of a great Power.
16
As her military strength has stood the test so has her financial strength.
This collocation consists of:
Military strength through the time
Military strength across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common