Sentence examples for initial retreat from inspiring English sources

There was something odd and unsatisfying about Henin's initial retreat.

There was something odd and deeply unsatisfying about her initial retreat.

The Kuwaiti rebel forces were originally equipped with weapons taken from the Kuwaiti police and military armories during the initial retreat.

Some senior officers and troops said the initial retreat forced Americans to carry the brunt of the combat early on and allowed many Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters to regroup.

Excerpt (White): The Turner thesis is very simple: What made Americans was the existence of free land in the West, and it was the constant settlement of that free land, the retreat back to nature back to barbarism almost and then the recapitulation of progress out of this initial retreat that made Americans who they are.

When mice are given the choice to freely explore something new they display a behaviour known as "neophobia" which involves initial retreat from and then progressive exploration of the novelty.

The basal radiocarbon dates from these cores show that initial ice retreat from the maximal last-glacial ice extent occurred by 22 ka, and numerous sites that are ~ 100 km inside this limit were exposed by 18.9 ka.

Also, due to the constrain in DST availability, subjects recruited in this study were those who had been recommended to up-level prefectural TB hospitals for drug resistance tests and further treatment under the MDR-TB control project, thus the prevalence of MDR-TB and incompletion of initial and retreat treatment courses might be overestimated.

The pattern the initial bobble, the retreat, and the super-aggressive comeback carried out by tough-guy surrogates seems to be a well-established one for Bush.

The pattern — the initial bobble, the retreat, and the super-aggressive comeback carried out by tough-guy surrogates — seems to be a well-established one for Bush.

Through an initial three-day retreat followed by regular gatherings, LInC will create an environment that allows faculty to reflect, ask questions, take risks, experiment and practice new leadership, collaboration and systems thinking skills.