Sentence examples for mounting scale from inspiring English sources

World War I, in which air raids inflicted some 2,300 casualties on London, brought only a temporary pause, and development resumed on a mounting scale after the war.

Ann Pettifor is director of Prime: Policy Research in Macroeconomics It will be remembered not just as the day when the chancellor's fiscal goals were left in tatters but also as the moment when the mounting scale of post-2015 cuts became clearer – with more pain to come by 2018 on top of the roughly £23bn that was already pencilled in by 2017.

From the mounting scale of the American military commitment, and from statements by Afghan leaders, there is a growing sense that the battle could be the climactic moment of the conflict and may decide whether the Taliban and Al Qaeda meet their end as a fighting force in Afghanistan.

The birds were lured into mounting a scale (Moznei Shekel) by placing tiny tidbits of bread on it.

Both countries are mounting large-scale troop buildups along the full length of their border in response to rising antagonism since a suicide attack this month on India's Parliament.

Rather than mounting full-scale productions that fall and spring, City Opera will present opera-in-concert performances and semistaged productions at a variety of sites that have yet to be determined, said Susan L. Baker, chairwoman of the company.

But according to many writers, the situation has deteriorated over the last decade, as the costs of mounting full-scale productions have risen, and the workshop process has been increasingly abused.

The allocation of $3.4 billion in the federal stimulus bill for carbon capture and sequestration, as carbon storage is often called, however, has allowed Duke Energy and other companies to consider mounting full-scale projects.

With both parties mounting full-scale voter turnout efforts, the proportion of the vote cast by residents of rural areas dropped to 26 percent from 35 percent in the election for governor two years ago.

The division also encountered delays in mounting large-scale training exercises due to a lack of transport aircraft in the United States.

A final consideration concerns the logistical difficulties and significant financial cost of mounting large-scale research expeditions to altitude.