Sentence examples for reserve armies from inspiring English sources

Unlike CD4 Tregs, which circulate freely throughout the bloodstream and tissues, CD8 Tregs preferentially take up residence in lymph nodes, the spleen and other regions, where huge reserve armies of potentially warlike helper T cells either stand at ease or are proliferating and preparing to enter circulation in search of cancerous or infected tissues.

He also called for a reserve "medical corps" similar to the reserve armies that civilians can join.

In the Military and Security Developments involving the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea [24] indicates that this country has the world's fourth largest army, more than 1,120,000 formal military soldiers, excluding reserve armies, in a country of 24 million people.

There were also many Soviet troops still available in reserve armies behind the front.

Syrians themselves have answered these calls to arms by forming civilian "reserve armies" to support rebels on the front lines.

Initially, the Soviet forces conducted a strategic defence of the Moscow Oblast by constructing three defensive belts, deploying newly raised reserve armies, and bringing troops from the Siberian and Far Eastern Military Districts.

Zero-hours contract workers - the new reserve army of labour?

Karl Marx (who considered himself an economist) referred to a "reserve army of labour".

Not, I hope, exclusively from the reserve army of unemployed generals with good Pentagon connections.

Unemployment makes people very unhappy; the reserve army of the unemployed is a conscript army, not a volunteer army.

Second, competition from this reserve army of surplus labor keeps wages low even as the economy grows richer.