Sentence examples for large mobilization from inspiring English sources
Any broader attack on the Iraqi government could require a large mobilization of troops and would destroy the current international coalition, the officials said.
Guy Carleton: Cavalryman, served fifteen years on the western frontier and briefly in occupied Cuba, fought insurgents in the Philippines, commanded a large mobilization center in World War I. Francis J. Kernan: Infantryman.
Similar social media behavior is observed for all events in the case study, suggesting that network dynamics-based features, such as dispersion of discussions across blog network communities, may be a useful early indicator for large mobilization events.
Similar time series plots are obtained for the other twelve events, suggesting that network dynamics-based features, such as dispersion of discussions across blog network communities, may be a useful early indicator for large mobilization events.
Remember, any large mobilization requires respect for the chain of command, so officers are loathe to act before they are given orders.
A large mobilization of local Red Cross volunteers also supported the efforts to ensure the success of the campaign.
Large mobilizations are also taking place in other countries (such as Arab countries, Iceland, Greece, and more recently the United States).
The alert warnings and deployment orders approved by Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld on Wednesday reflected concern by Pentagon officials and the administration over stresses that large mobilizations have placed on reservists and their families.
As drought, flooding, crop failures and water shortages become more frequent, large mobilizations of people flee their homes, looking for food, for water, and for safety from the violence that erupts in areas plagued by environmental insecurities.
Fire officials said that 8,300 fire personnel have been mobilized to fight the Thomas Fire— the largest mobilization of fire crews to fight any wildfire in California history.
"Ebola was the largest mobilization in CDC history".
