Sentence examples for but mobilisation from inspiring English sources

Opioid consumption did not differ between groups but mobilisation and hospital discharge were achieved earlier in patients receiving local anaesthetic infiltration.

Poland's environment ministry says that shale gas is hugely popular but mobilisations against it were impressive and fuelled by claims that damage had already been done.

"Already an excited crowd was surging through the grounds - some with mouths still full from the canteen, others clutching cricket pads and bats and yet others but half- dressed, with hair still dripping from the swimming baths...".. But while mobilisation was a source of joy for the cadets it undoubtedly caused anxiety among their parents and for some their worst fears were soon realised.

Not a celebration, but a mobilisation.

But Sunni mobilisation is likely to face greater obstacles than during the Anbar Awakening.

"Nigerian civil society is vibrant compared to many other African countries but their mobilisation capacity remains weak".

But the mobilisation has become too strong to contain, and after near-universal condemnation of the new law it is already unenforceable.

He would struggle to find that many on his own, but his mobilisation may be used as cover for more Russian troops.

This might look like the fringe, and may be an embarrassment to the "new" evangelicals who claim to eschew the religious right, but political mobilisation based on eschatology is a permanent feature of American public life.

But its mobilisation without clear leadership, with the help only of mobile telephones and the internet, must have unnerved officials made jumpy by fears that China might copy the Arab Spring.

But the mobilisation was tiny compared to the mass protests during the Confederations Cup.