Sentence examples for growing buildup from inspiring English sources

Adding to the war momentum was the growing buildup of troops in the Iraq theater, the approach of hot weather in the gulf (which would make military operations more difficult), promises made to allies like Saudi Arabia (Prince Bandar, Mr. Woodward reveals, was told of the president's decision to go to war before Colin Powell was) and risky C.I.A. operations in the region.

But as economic growth slows amid galloping inflation and a crackdown on access to hard currency, concern is growing that the buildup in social spending may not be sustainable.

But comments by administration officials in Washington and a senior NATO official in Brussels on Wednesday indicated that the United States was doing more to encourage a peaceful settlement in Afghanistan than officials had previously disclosed, and might reflect growing pessimism that the buildup of American forces there will produce decisive gains against the Taliban insurgency.

"Timid public policy toward joblessness will be a growing factor in the buildup to the 2012 race.

Statoliths, which are found in the squid's head and help it maintain equilibrium, grow through the buildup of calcium carbonate in discrete rings.

Mr. Liang was also expected to reassure India over China's rapid military buildup and its growing investment in Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and the Maldives.

In contrast to the tough cricket being played by the majority of Australia's team, there must be growing concerns about England's buildup.

China's growing economic power and rapid military buildup have also led to unease in Japan over Beijing's long-term strategic intentions.

But it added that increases in Opec production had negated growing demand, leading to a rapid buildup of oil stocks and that the trend would continue next year with only a limited pickup in prices later.

The observed decrease in the temperature of the peak b maximum can be mainly due to both the stress buildup owing to a growing concentration of implanted deuterium, and the presence of the amorphous component in the steel structure (peak c).

So the realistic projection is that discretionary spending will grow at least as fast as G.D.P. Indeed, if we're going to have a military buildup, keeping discretionary spending from growing faster than G.D.P. will require substantial cuts in government services.