Sentence examples for precipitous withdrawal from inspiring English sources

That would not be a precipitous withdrawal.

A precipitous withdrawal could plunge southern Lebanon into chaos.

Then came the news of Gasquet's precipitous withdrawal.

But most people share Mr McCain's worries about a precipitous withdrawal from Iraq.

"The precipitous withdrawal is unfortunate — it's more than unfortunate, I think it's tragic.

Both Mr. Kerry and Mr. Lugar, the committee's senior Republican, said they remained opposed to a precipitous withdrawal.

The fear is that a precipitous U.S. withdrawal would inevitably trigger a Sunni-Shiite civil war.

Israel's precipitous May 2000 withdrawal from Lebanon, he felt, stoked the Palestinian uprising five months later.

Quizzed about her Iraq policy on the talk shows, Mrs Clinton firmly refused to commit her administration to a precipitous troop withdrawal and repeatedly emphasised that the world is a dangerous place.

Pakistani generals correctly fear that a precipitous American withdrawal from Afghanistan would be destabilizing, and that it would strengthen Islamist radical networks, including but not limited to the Taliban, who are today destabilizing Pakistan as well as the wider region.

Colonel Belk said Cagan's briefing emphasized "the U.S. administration's position that a precipitous U.K. withdrawal from Iraq could lead to the forfeiture of some gains and would help Iran".