Sentence examples for continued buildup from inspiring English sources

However, if we assume this buildup and the return of inspectors, it is conceivable that a moderate continued buildup, continued inspections with no denials of access, and a guarantee of large-scale interviews with technical people in Iraq could have shown in time that there were no weapons of mass destruction.

For British banks, a continued buildup of capital and liquidity buffers remains essential, the fund said.

Continued buildup of these products of disordered carbohydrate and fat metabolism result in nausea and vomiting, and eventually the patient goes into a diabetic coma.

If the gross national product should grow 4percentthethe rate the Reagan Administration predicts, it would mean a continued buildup in employment without fueling inflation, economists say.

Oil futures slumped below $11 a barrel yesterday, weakened by a continued buildup in stocks and a nagging pessimism about the ability of OPEC to control production.

"What concerns us is that as the reform process drags on, there is a continued buildup of the government debt," Vincent Trugli of Moody's said.

That report said there was at least a 90percentt chance that most warming since 1950 had resulted from a continuing buildup of heat-trapping emissions in the atmosphere.

Complacency is not an ethical response to the persistent uncertainty clouding forecasts of harmful impacts from the continuing buildup of human-generated greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Numerous agreements on the trade front and other fronts with mainland China, but a continuing buildup of their [mainland China's] military that the Americans have described as beginning to tip the military balance in their direction.

During the 1970s the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) helped to restrain the continuing buildup by the Soviet Union and the United States of nuclear-armed intercontinental (long-range or strategic) ballistic missiles (ICBMs).

That is a more important signal of the continuing buildup than is the insertion of troops to work with the Northern Alliance, which Mr. Rumsfeld called the "very modest number of ground troops in the country.