Sentence examples for continuation of a larger from inspiring English sources
The recent round of criticism is effectively a continuation of a larger debate over the situation in Iraq and who, exactly, is to blame for the rise of IS.
Supporters of the war here have expressed concern that America's principal ally was preparing to pull out just as President Bush and his commanders were arguing for continuation of a large-scale military commitment.
Almost the only unpopular thing Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition leader, has ever done is to declare support for the continuation of a Chinese copper project.Similarly, large-scale Chinese construction projects routinely fall under the suspicion that they are part of a grand strategy.
Therefore, we obtain the continuation of F to a larger circle.
The recent rise in the yen is, to a large extent, the continuation of a trend that began several years ago with the global economic crisis, which caused investors to flee to the yen.
There was more than enough material, in other words, to tell the story of a president adrift: overshadowed by Bill Clinton and Ben Bernanke at home; uncertain how to respond to strategic failures abroad; and lacking any obvious vision for what a second term might offer the country beyond a continuation of the current large-deficit, slow-growth slog.
Cable insists that his overall plan would be more effective than a continuation of Brown's large government spending increases, which are difficult to sustain with a recession looming.
Continuation of this large-scale RCT is warranted to establish whether diabetes screening leads to a significant reduction in cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.
In continuation of these experiments, a large animal disc injury model for intervention in sheep based on hydrogel/cell composites application has already been completed.
Continuation of the large-scale RCT is warranted to test the hypothesis that targeted population-based screening for type 2 diabetes leads to a significant reduction in cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.
