Sentence examples for limited drawdown from inspiring English sources

But as it becomes increasingly clear that there will be only a limited drawdown of United States troops starting next July, and that the current intense air campaign and other attacks on Taliban leaders are likely to continue, waiting until the foreigners leave is no longer such an attractive option.

Having authorised sending an additional 30,000 troops to Afghanistan in late 2009, after prolonged agonising, Mr Obama always intended that a limited drawdown would begin after this year's fighting season, with more coming home in good time for his bid to be re-elected in 2012.

The requirements for a bare, moist surface with limited drawdown following germination have been represented in a formal recruitment box model describing the floodplain locations and patterns of water stage where establishment is likely for P. deltoides subsp. monilifera and other species of cottonwood and willow with similar establishment requirements (Mahoney and Rood 1998, Rood et al. 2005).

After that, several relevant aspects of the particular problem of fast emptying of a reservoir, and the calculation of the limiting drawdown speed for not compromising the Earth dam safety, are explored.

The modelled abstraction rate is adjusted to limit the drawdown to a predefined level (usually the uppermost water strike) at the end of a designed production period.

This has allowed me to significantly outperform the market while limiting monthly drawdowns to less than 5%.

However, the extreme vertical range of water surface elevations produced cottonwood seed regeneration well outside the predicted limits of drawdown rate and height above late summer stage.

Drawdown detection typically is limited to distances of less than 1 km, because environmental water-level fluctuations frequently exceed the maximum displacement from pumping (Risser and Bird 2003).

A recovery in agricultural stocks after a drawdown that fueled high prices in 2010/11 will be limited by production constraints such as declining yield growth and rising input costs, the bodies said in their joint Agricultural Outlook 2011-2020 republishedished on Friday.

Putin, from the outset, has said that the Russian military intervention had limited aims and was designed to "create conditions for a political compromise". Putin's drawdown -- or rotation -- undoubtedly galvanized the political framework in various ways.

The offer will be limited to local staff who were working directly for Britain on 19 December 2012, when the prime minister announced the drawdown of UK forces, and who had served more than 12 months.