Sentence examples for drawdown of about from inspiring English sources

A maximum drawdown of about 0.05 m was estimated where environmental fluctuations exceeded 0.2 m over a day.

The White House has proposed a drawdown of about 30,000 troops by next summer, with the first few thousand out by the end of this year.

Maximum drawdowns of about 0.05 m were analytically estimated from field investigations where environmental fluctuations approached 0.2 m during the analysis period.

With the drawdown of the Mediterranean at about 5.8 Ma the Zeit Wet Phase intensified.

Afghans have mixed feelings about the drawdown of foreign troops, many believing that with the deteriorating security situation their presence is needed to back up the Afghan effort to bring peace after more than three decades of continual war.

We learned about the drawdown of troops from Iraq and the importance that our Kuwait personnel serve in bringing everyone back home.

"I told the council I was concerned about the continuing drawdown of NATO forces and that we needed more troops," General Clark said, adding that nations had withdrawn troops from Kosovo because it was "expensive and difficult" to keep them there.

On the geopolitical side, there has been much concern in India about what the United States' drawdown of forces from Afghanistan will mean for India's role there, the American and Indian relationships with Pakistan, and the American stance on terrorism.

It cited a Texas study that found "excessive drawdown" of local groundwater in a small proportion — about 6% — of the Eagle Ford Shale formation underlying much of south Texas was related to water used for fracking.

And the Bush administration — which is now talking about a "pause" in the drawdown of American troops — certainly isn't doing anything to change their minds.

I think the ultimate question, when you talk about a withdrawal, or a drawdown of any sort, is what comes after, and what's the Afghan part in this?