Sentence examples for massive proxy from inspiring English sources

Lebanon's conflicted political leadership doesn't want to be sucked into its own civil war but "tensions of the massive proxy conflict occurring in and around Syria are becoming harder to contain," said Paul Salem, vice president for policy and research at the Middle East Institute in Washington.

Based on a massive proxy dataset, we analyze a multi-scale human mobility network and compute effective geographic borders inherent to human mobility patterns in the United States.

And controversial private members' bills require the support of 100 members to be moved to a vote in the face of a determined filibuster - which means keeping a lot of MPs in the Commons for several Friday sittings (they'd be needed at second reading and report stages, in particular) so there's an element of mutually assured massive inconvenience about fighting proxy wars through this means.

Take Miranda Patrucic in Sarajevo, masterminding the Project on Organised Crime and Corruption and tracing proxy companies and massive huge scams from Lithuania to New Zealand and back.

The fifty-five per cent turnout rates in 2005 in the southeast were suspiciously high given the security situation, and support the reports of massive ballot box stuffing (or "proxy voting") in the female polling stations.

In some cases, a proxy is not available or has massive knowledge gaps.

The aragonitic skeletons of massive Porites colonies can archive continuous high-resolution proxy records over a multi-century lifespan.

In spite of all that Samsung Electronics (and by proxy, the Samsung Group) has grown to truly massive proportions.

The casino industry uses the card game as a proxy for Chinese gambling activity because of its massive popularity within the culture.

To sum up, it seems that several independent analyses of classical, massive databases certify the use of craniofacial phenotypes as a good proxy to infer biological affinities among past populations, in combination with the advantages of molecular analyses.

In Lebanon, Saudi Arabia has long backed Sunni politicians like Hariri with massive financial support, while Iran has channelled support to its Shiite proxy Hezbollah — a militia with its own political arm, considered far more powerful than the Lebanese state.