Sentence examples for costly ground from inspiring English sources

American air power allows us to promote our security interests without costly ground invasions and nation-building adventures.

One thing Obama was adamant about, however, was that US not commit to a "long and costly ground war in Iraq or Syria".

She said she wouldn't "stumble into another costly ground war in the Middle East" and added that "people and nations have to secure their own communities".

But a U.S.-led ceasefire initiative could provide the government of Benjamin Netanyahu with a final opportunity to pull its forces out of Gaza before they get bogged down in a lengthy and costly ground war.

High on Obama's list of what should not be done was this: "We should not be drawn once more into a long and costly ground war in Iraq or Syria".

Trump, like President Barack Obama before him, is correct to avoid another costly ground operation in the Middle East, particularly one that would surely involve a direct confrontation with Russia.

This finding has implications for future recommendations and the use of subjective assessment measures over more accurate but costly objective ground measures in sports injury epidemiology studies.

"Mixing it up as a playcaller, I think it's keeping [the other team] in check and confusing quarterbacks". As Nwosu put it: "That's always our plan, make the offense a little uncomfortable". Against Colorado, that meant hurrying Montez into a costly intentional grounding penalty.

Cremation or burial, open casket, closed casket or no casket, private services or public services, low-cost approach or more costly approach, above ground or below ground or indoor or outdoor final resting place were just a few of the important decisions.

PAGE C12 COSTLY DELAYS AT GROUND ZERO The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey released a 34-page report detailing cost overruns and delays at the World Trade Center site that would postpone the completion of the 26 separate but interrelated projects, including the memorial to the people who died on Sept. 11, 2001.

Ocean-surface rigs can get 70% of recoverable reserves out of the ground; costly subsea rigs manage 30% or 40%.