Sentence examples for future ground from inspiring English sources
But some American military experts question whether the British military will be capable of undertaking future ground operations that are as demanding as those in Afghanistan or to carry out simultaneous operations, including risky humanitarian missions, effectively.
A number of Gulf countries, such as Qatar, the UAE and Kuwait, have recently instituted mandatory military service, raising the stakes for any future ground operation.But for now, the Saudis are emboldened.
Defense Department and military officials refuse to discuss possible future ground operations, but the broad outline for the potential role of marines now in the region has been well publicized.
Hermann Hesse was born in Baden-Württemberg, the future ground zero for German football hipsters, and even though he didn't leave behind any explicit musings on the game, he 110% understood the pressing need of setting your stall out early doors.
UAV's will play a significant role in some future ground operations.
Stochastically heterogeneous models (e.g., Ide and Aochi 2005) should be used in future ground motion estimation studies.
It was a watershed moment, helping to create the conditions needed for the UK's world-leading Climate Change Act and future ground-breaking legislation across the European Union.
For 2015, a social investment and impact service has been launched to help nonprofits maximise the funding opportunities in the social investment market, demonstrating a commitment to future ground-breaking collaborations.
It is an extraordinary statement, one that reminds us that though hope is about the future, grounds for hope lie in the records and recollections of the past.
Soon after this she met Wells in an encounter that thrilled her, at the time, but hinted at future grounds for annoyance.
Results from the experiment will provide valuable information to the calibration of the nuclear interaction models used in the Monte Carlo codes for air-shower simulations, which are of great importance for present and future ground-based cosmic-ray experiments.
