Sentence examples for recent buildup of from inspiring English sources

Given China's missile firings near Taiwan in 1995 and 1996, as well as Beijing's recent buildup of short-range missiles along its coast near Taiwan, this seems understandable.

An additional sign of potential support, and thus relative-leadership for the NDX, is the recent buildup of QQQQ put activity.

Russia, for its part, has regularly voiced its displeasure over the recent buildup of U.S. missile systems across Europe.

The display is a fascinating pairing for the recent buildup in platforms and stores for 3D digital assets.

Other hypotheses attribute faulting to the continued rebound of the crust stemming from the most recent ice age, the buildup of pressure within the Reelfoot Rift zone located in the crustal rocks underground, or the stress brought on by mantle flow changes caused by the descent of the ancient Farallon Plate directly below the region.

He is staying in the United States on doctors' orders, after undergoing recent surgery to relieve a buildup of fluid on the brain.

The drop followed a rapid buildup of communications networks in recent years that resulted in a capacity glut and a financing drought that has made further expansion difficult.

He said: "There is widespread concern over what the coalition is doing to our economy and in recent months we've seen an enormous buildup of energy from across the country to do something about it.

Many Iraqis also acknowledge that security gains in recent months were achieved partly by the buildup of American troops, which Mr. Obama opposed and his presumptive Republican opponent, Senator John McCain, supported.

Most climate scientists say that a buildup of greenhouse gases in recent decades has contributed to a worldwide warming trend that could lead to droughts, floods and agricultural disruption, particularly in developing countries.

Recent studies have suggested that the heat buildup of construction materials may be significantly reduced, without affecting the material color, by the incorporation of scattering particles.