Sentence examples for expected drawdown in the from inspiring English sources
There's an additional $118.6 billion for overseas contingency operations -- a $39 billion drop, reflecting the expected drawdown in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Still, they expect an inventory drawdown in the quarters ahead, which is one of the reasons for less robust second-quarter GDP growth estimates.
When the well is pumped, a seepage face develops at the entry into the well so that the drawdown in the surrounding waste will not be as great as might be expected.
Costly to maintain, the battleships were decommissioned during the post-Cold War drawdown in the early 1990s.
The number of female veterans has doubled since 1990 and is expected to skyrocket given further drawdowns in the Middle East.
"Given the drawdown in Afghanistan, the Army can manage this reduction in end strength," he said in a statement.
So now we have arrived at the new Pentagon brainstorm called the Third Offset Strategy, which is either a way to offset planned military cuts associated with the post-Iraq and Afghanistan drawdown and the expected decline in US defense spending going forward, or a strategic hedge against China.
Even with a potential drawdown in Iraq, the military is being stretched ever thinner.
QUESTION FROM AMARJIT: Does the book suggest to us what to expect in terms of the scale of drawdown in July 2011?
Given that: (Delta_{{r_{ 0} }}): The drawdown measured in the pumping work in meters.
