Sentence examples for space to regroup from inspiring English sources

"They need a space to regroup and recognize," he said.

For now, however, ITV, C4 and Five may have earned enough space to regroup and rethink.

This is what makes people think the Maoists offer to enter 'peace talks' is a hoax, a ploy to get breathing space to regroup, re-arm themselves and go back to waging protracted war.

The case for continuing the war effort in Afghanistan is buttressed by negatives: the west can not afford to cede al-Qaida the space to regroup; there will be a civil war if foreign troops leave; Pakistan's fight against the Taliban would be undermined; Afghanistan would be abandoned for the second time in eight years.

With that truce, made final in 1994 by the Clinton administration, the northern spotted owl, a threatened species, seemed to be getting the breathing space it needed to regroup.

The Sunnis, Alawites, Christians, and Kurds in particular must be given the space and latitude to regroup.

Nevertheless, control of eastern Syria, including the Euphrates river valley, provides IS with a safe space in which to regroup and plan new offensives.

Not to mention that the vast northern desert is impossible to police and allows space for groups like AQIM to regroup.

It will provide space for terrorists to be able to regroup once again.

This march took approximately an hour due to the heavy clay soil being soaked from the previous night's rain; the open space before Biggs Hill, the objective of their march, allowed for a much welcome chance to regroup.

And all it is, is empty space: something Americans have always colonized and capitalized on in good times, and retreated into to regroup when things soured.