Sentence examples for drawdown after from inspiring English sources

He proposed legislation calling for a drawdown after he began running for president.

In addition to the 1991 release, in September 2005 President George W. Bush ordered a drawdown after Hurricane Katrina disrupted oil supplies from the Gulf Coast region.

The minimum fracture length is determined to be 600 m for maintaining 10% thermal drawdown after 10 years of production with 20 fractures when the mass flow rate and fracture width are 40 kg/sec and 100 m, respectively.

This process involves an unusual internal drawdown within the spider's spinneret that is not seen in industrial fibre processing, followed by a conventional external drawdown after the dope has left the spinneret.

The cuts could represent the widest swath of reductions in federal programs since the drawdown after World War II, probably leading to a sizable cutback in the federal non-military workforce, something White House officials said was one of their goals.

The Defense Department is in the midst of a long-term budget drawdown after a decade of increases.

That is comparable to the drawdowns after the Korean and Vietnam wars.

This was the main reason, he said, why he's "hopeful that we'll be able to continue the drawdowns after July" — to make the dads less nervous about encouraging their kids to sign up.

Although, as the graph above from the Center for Strategic and International Studies shows, even if the sequester is fully implemented, which no one expects, the drawdowns after Korea, Vietnam and the Cold War were far more drastic in inflation-adjusted dollars.

WALLACE: Now [Petraeus is] expected to report some progress, call for a pause in July after the troop surge drawdown, and after he makes his report, to head back to Baghdad.

He did not propose a drawdown "only after he was running for president and polls showed voters favoring it".