Sentence examples for drawdown it from inspiring English sources

"History shows that during periods of drawdown it's especially dangerous and there will be an increased number of people suffering conditions such as PTSD [post-traumatic stress disorder] and associated problems".

Finally, following the recent modeling study which indicates that the input of cosmic Fe to the Southern Ocean could play a significant role in ocean productivity and CO2 drawdown, it would be very informative to couple a whole atmosphere model of meteoric metals to an ocean biogeochemistry model.

There are two aspects to consider: the amount of the drawdown (it should not exceed a small percentage of the account value) and the duration of the drawdown until a new peak is realized (should not exceed six months).

It's a good thing that President Obama re-affirmed the beginning of drawdown next summer; it's a good thing that he affirmed U.S. support for a political resolution to Afghanistan's problems.

There are other options, such as income drawdown, but it's not suitable for everyone.

Mr. Adamy chose his portfolio for the relatively small drawdown, meaning it was unlikely to lose as much as the overall stock market in a major decline.

As Amanda Ravenhill, the executive director of Project Drawdown put it: "We're trying to say the solutions are everywhere – sometimes in surprising places".

The BPR installed on the casing yields a smaller drawdown as it applies higher pressure on the wellbore.

Meanwhile, the US state department said it had ordered a "further drawdown" of its embassy staff in Juba "because of the deteriorating security situation".

When I asked Benjamin Rhodes, one of Obama's deputy national-security advisers, about the drawdown he insisted it would move forward.

"With the drawdown of troops … it is really important that women's rights remain at the core of what is being done internally and also through donor support".