Sentence examples for huge force to from inspiring English sources

It says "we must have a workable military plan" and proposes a "huge force" to seize Baghdad.

Administration officials said Mr. Clinton had been urged by senior advisers to begin the air strikes earlier this week, if only to avoid the situation that is now unfolding, with the United States left once again in the awkward position of rushing a huge force to the Persian Gulf to confront Iraq, only to have the Iraqis back down at the last minute.

From the outside looking in, Microsoft's research labs look like the jewel in the crown of a corporation founded ice ages ago, in technology terms, helping to ensure that, despite being the grand old daddy of tech — with a former sales chief for a CEO — Redmond continues to be a huge force to be reckoned with in many of the spheres in which it plays.

As soon as Michael learned of the fall of Amisos, he ordered a huge force to be assembled (al-Tabari gives its size at 50,000 men) under his uncle Petronas, the Domestic of the Schools, and Nasar, the stratēgos of the Bucellarian Theme.

During the so-called War of Jenkins's Ear (after Spanish coastguards cut off the ear of Robert Jenkins, a captain of a British merchant ship), the British sent a huge amphibious force to attack the Spanish in Santiago de Cuba.

The country has used its huge labour force to cut the costs of production to maintain a competitive edge against other countries.

The short de-pressure time (0.0825 s) and pretreatment duration (1 5 min) provide ICSE huge mechanical force to destruct the biomass structure and less energy consumption with simple operation than traditional steam explosion (Gong et al. 2012).

The killings marked the start of a protracted period of persecution of the empire's Christian subjects, who were subjected to state-sanctioned murder, rape and huge forced deportations to the Syrian desert.

There are huge forces adding to the extra supplies that are beyond OPEC's ablity to manage, such as the economic slump in Asia, increasing exports of some non-OPEC producers, and unseasonably mild weather in the United States, which has reduced demand for heating oil.

Now, if a huge force was applied to the solid Earth (like a big impact) and caused it to stop spinning in a single instant, we'd be in trouble because the Earth would have stopped moving, but since no force was applied to us, we'd still be travelling at the same speed we were going before the impact (really fast).

Harding came into his own in Britten's Spring Symphony, his huge forces marshalled to impressive effect through the work's austere seasonal progression.