Sentence examples for massive coalition from inspiring English sources

"We're here to participate in a massive coalition of protest," he told The Independent on Sunday.

It is generally accepted by all, however, that he was a brilliant politician, able to create a massive coalition of supporters that sustained the Democratic Party for decades after his death.

Phoney stories exaggerating the strength of Iraqi forces in Kuwait, the likelihood of massive coalition casualties and of an invasion of Saudi Arabia, and telling of the 'murdered' incubator babies in Kuwait City, were transmitted without demur.

A massive coalition effort.

The Southern Front, a massive coalition of over 30,000 Free Syrian Army fighters, recently evicted Assad forces from their main base in southern Syria.

But despite the massive coalition of groups that sponsored those meetings, from MoveOn and Democracy for America to the Sierra Club, Planned Parenthood, People For the American Way and the Communications Workers of America, only 25,000 people participated nationwide.

Moreover, The World Bank is heading a massive global coalition across government and business that calls for a price on carbon.

In 2013, a massive bipartisan coalition of business and political leaders successfully drove renewal of the Production Tax Credit (PTC) in Washington, D.C., but project development took a hit because of the uncertainty over the renewal process.

Bin Laden's speeches from as late as 1993 avoid any public mention of directing militant activity toward America, despite the fact that massive US-led coalition forces had been stationed in his homeland for a full three years.

Which means that really, the underlying point of RIMPAC isn't just about the training for technical tasks, but training officers and decision makers about how to build and operate a massive international coalition on the fly.

On Oct. 7, 1973 — the second day of the war — Israel's borders along the Suez Canal in the south and the Golan Heights in the north collapsed under a massive assault by a coalition of Arab armies.