Sentence examples for current tempo of operations from inspiring English sources
However, under Israel's bombardment it is likely that production has now been drastically slowed.Simply extrapolating the current tempo of operations on both sides would suggest that missile stocks in Gaza will be getting very low within a fortnight.
"The Lazio campaign is very happy with the current tempo of the campaign," he said.
Based on the current tempo of takeover activity being explored, Saunders estimates that overall, U.S. investment banks and merger-and-acquisition firms will help effect the purchases of about 30 to 40 U.S. firms by Chinese companies over the next 24 months.
"There has been little, if any, change of the stress or tempo for our forces," he said, calling the current pace of operations "unsustainable". Magnus suggested that if more Marines are freed from Iraq they could also go to Afghanistan.
Charities say the tempo of operations is causing unprecedented hardship for the 1,500 refugees currently gathered in makeshift camps around the French port.
But these officials insisted that with improving weather and lessons learned from a week's worth of hard knocks, the tempo of operations was steadily improving.
The officer said that Pte Smith's death came in the context of "relentless tempo of operations, stretched manpower and extreme heat".
The fact they have been so busy is testament not only to the high tempo of operations, but also the importance of communications to defence.
"Given the high tempo of operations over the last eight years it is not surprising that some senior army officers think there needs to be a bigger army".
