Sentence examples for mass enlistment from inspiring English sources

Mass enlistment in their ranks made the Partisans more successful in Croatia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina than anywhere else outside their mountain strongholds.

Swartz argues that evangelicals' mass enlistment in the conservative Republicanism of the "culture wars" was not the inevitable consequence of doctrine or history: Jesus did not leave behind a clear party platform.

Arnold refused to retreat; despite being outnumbered three to one, the sub-freezing temperature of the winter and the mass departure of his men after their enlistments expired, he laid siege to Quebec.

Pierson declined to re-enlist after his three-year term of enlistment expired in 1864.

Military enlistment was measured using a single-item question asking if youth had enlisted in the military since random assignment.

Enlistment lines stretched round the block.

(My father's enlistment was eventually accepted).

Still, there are indications that enlistment continues.

Offering better education benefits after three years could encourage enlistment and discourage re-enlistment.

There was also talk of doubling army enlistment for Arabs.

Of course, many black activists did support enlistment.