Sentence examples for massive build up from inspiring English sources

Intelligence reports amassed throughout the years of negotiations indicated a massive build up of conventional weapons in the demilitarised zone along the South Korean border targeting the capital Seoul, but nothing was done.

Mohamed Heikal In the atmosphere of hysteria in the area now, and with the massive build up of men and arms in the region, and with the feeling of widespread frustration engulfing the Arab world, I think what I will say now could seem like a fantasy and yet I dare to say it.

He added: "There have been various reasons, not least the two Champions League finals at Wembley Stadium, which have been fantastic occasions and required huge resources and a massive build up time behind the scenes".

The following decades saw a massive build-up of shipbuilding at this historic Medway dockyard.

Several agricultural practices, including the use of seedbed nurseries, have also contributed to a massive build-up of RYMV inoculum.

These findings reveal a clear picture that the massive build-up of the county parks system faces massive management challenges in the present and future.

During the "Cold War" (1950s to 1980s), there was a massive build-up of nuclear armaments, particularly by the United States and the Soviet Union.

As we know, what happened in practice was that the euro, combined with financial deregulation, allowed a massive build-up of debt in the south.

Willem Buiter, a former Bank of England official who was hired as chief economist of Citigroup on Monday, says that Dubai's credit crisis is just the natural progression of "the massive build-up of sovereign debt as a result of the financial crisis".

"The whole Star Wars mentality has the potential of swamping NASA," said Senator Riegle, especially when the value and place of a civilian space program deployment would require a massive build-up of launching capacity from both shuttles and conventional rockets.

A third document sketched out the implications should GE "stay the course" on its present strategy: a continued, massive build-up of regulatory and compliance personnel to meet GE Capital's obligations as a "SIFI -systemically important financial inSIFI -systemicallyake of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.