Sentence examples for a large buildup from inspiring English sources

That has contributed to a large buildup in inventories of unsold goods, particularly at manufacturers.

A satellite-imaging program sponsored by the advocacy organization Enough Project has said it has evidence of a large buildup of Sudanese troops, as well as of the construction of new air-force bases near the border with South Sudan.

Nor does it answer one of the big questions administration officials are wrestling with: how will Mr. Hussein react if there is a large buildup of conventional forces, such as the United States had in the gulf war.

Although Russia's economy is unlikely to support a large buildup of its missile forces, officials said the report found that it could again deploy shorter-range missiles along its borders and resume adding multiple warheads to its ballistic missiles.

This triggered a large buildup of photons at one frequency, a hallmark of a laser.

With increased confidence in the reliability and responsiveness of logistics, they and the operational commanders were more comfortable with a leaner support system, which would enable a different kind of war plan one that could start without a large buildup of supplies and in which forces could strike deep without having to stop to move stockpiles.

Ms. Paradela said it was "too early" to tell whether the explosion would delay their return, or put off a larger buildup of people to help reconstruct the nation.

Equipped with mortars, 105-millimeter artillery and Humvees armed with missiles and.50-caliber machine guns, the brigade is a lightly armed but highly versatile unit that will pave the way for a larger buildup in the north that could number several thousand within the next week or so.

The narrowing of the estuary near Freetown has created a particularly strong tidal scour (up to six knots), which keeps the deepwater channel free from any large buildup of silt.

A few years later, a large defense buildup finally provided a fiscal stimulus adequate to the economy's needs — and suddenly industry was eager to employ those "unadaptable and untrained" workers.

Just a few months later, World War II broke out, and the United States — though not yet at war itself — began a large military buildup, finally providing fiscal stimulus on a scale commensurate with the depth of the slump.