Sentence examples for force sizes from inspiring English sources

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Dunmore blamed Leslie for his decision to attack without the accompanying diversion, although the outcome of the battle may not have been different even with the diversion, given the disparity in force sizes.

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The group A interface was statistically significantly stronger than the group B interface, despite having significantly reduced depth of cement penetration: it showed a larger maximum tensile force (effect size 2.7), superior maximum tensile strength (effect size 2.6), greater maximum torsional force (effect size 2.2), and higher rotational stiffness (effect size 1.5).

It suggests that force size be calculated in relation not to the enemy, but to inhabitants (a minimum of 20 counterinsurgents per 1,000 residents).

This review tended to be an exercise in justifying the budgets, force size, and programs that the military services wanted to protect.

His plan called for reducing the force size to 163,000 from about 250,000 today, streamlining the command structure, closing military bases and freezing conscription.

The Army is trying to balance orders to shrink its overall force size and being ready for major conflict or humanitarian disasters the world over.

Senior Marine Corps officials had already been examining cutting their force size to more efficiently and effectively carry out the Corps' historic mission.

Today, the military can claim success that the imbalance between strategy and force size is being rectified -- and through downsizing the strategy, not downsizing force levels, or at least not in this budget cycle.

Getting the force size right is key to a successful counterinsurgency, but there is no exact formula — even when you get the numbers right the troops may fail because of poor training, difficult terrain or shifting politics.