Sentence examples for dramatic defence from inspiring English sources
IS THIS the end to the spate of dramatic defence mergers that has been sweeping the United States since Bill Clinton came to power?
If exoskeletons evoke images of super soldiers flinging cars, the reality could be equally as dramatic, hoped defence companies.
The deal follows four months of dithering after TRW refused a first offer and before Northrop raised its price.There was a dramatic wave of defence-industry mergers in America in the 1990s, after the Pentagon gave warning that defence procurement would fall steeply (in the event, by more than half) thanks to cuts after the end of the cold war.
The results of our models suggest that repeated intrusions and learning processes have a dramatic effect on territorial defence.
His speech also serves as proof that, contrary to the claims of the Clinton campaign, Obama has a dramatic capacity for political defence.
Indeed, there was a dramatic slowdown in global defence spending growth last year to just 1.3%, with European nations actually cutting spending by 2.8%, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (Sipri).
"Recent dramatic events mean that the defence review must be reopened and perhaps even rethought.
Total received £0 Everybody wants to talk about the midfield – or lack of it – but rarely does a team of champions wave off their world-conquering defence in one dramatic hit.
In a dramatic reversal of his consistent defence of Pell, the Herald Sun commentator now says the Vatican's finance chief was either lying or "dangerously indifferent" to the fact children were being raped.
Oxidative stress is a central factor in abiotic and biotic stress phenomena, which occurs when there is a serious imbalance in any cell compartment between ROS production and antioxidant defence leading to dramatic physiological challenges (Foyer and Noctor 2003).
Abdul Rahim Wardak, the Afghan defence minister, said a dramatic shortfall in international support could lead to a return to chaos.
