Sentence examples for dramatic troop from inspiring English sources

Faced with accusations of prevarication, the White House said there would be no "dramatic" troop reduction.

A dramatic troop increase will satisfy proponents of continued engagement and address Republican attacks on Obama's supposed weakness.

April 19 , 201312.02pm BST Two women have posted dramatic pictures of troops on a shed roof that they say they can see from their home in Watertown.

"There is no option that would entail a dramatic reduction in troops," said one administration official, who, like others quoted in this article, requested anonymity to discuss the closed-door meeting.

The dramatic reduction in American troop levels, from 150,000 to below 50,000, has gone more smoothly than expected.

One is that Afghan politics will be cohesive and stable enough in 2014 to bear the pressures of a dramatic reduction of foreign troops.

However, the mood had begun to turn from 2007 onwards, when insurgent attacks rose in response to the dramatic escalation of foreign troops.

The first dramatic series about combat troops in Iraq, Steven Bochco's "Over There," was shown on FX in 2005, and it was skillfully made.

On fear in America: "It's to the point where Ronald Reagan could put on his cowboy boots and cowboy hat and declare a national emergency because the national security of the United States was in danger from the government of Nicaragua" - dramatic pause - "whose troops were two days from Texas".

The US has accused Russia of an "act of aggression" in Crimea after a dramatic armed confrontation by troops at Belbek airbase.

In June 1976, the Front hijacked an Air France airliner to Entebbe, Uganda, leading to a dramatic rescue mission by Israeli troops in which four civilians were killed.