Sentence examples for strategic proportion from inspiring English sources

The Bridge is the story of how Obama managed to seduce the black vote while simultaneously attracting a strategic proportion of voters from all other communities as well.

Any military is defined by its mission, and since the end of the cold war the United States military has undergone a mission shift of strategic proportions.

ALMOST one year after anti-government protests began in Syria, a disaster of enormous moral and strategic proportions is fast approaching.

The gifted adolescents had a significantly higher proportion of strategic proposers than did the average adolescents (χ2 = 4.861; p = 0.027).

But almost the entirety of the Israeli settlement of the West Bank has been a moral and strategic blunder of historic proportions; and whereas it is difficult to gainsay the use of force against terrorists, the sowing of southern Lebanon with cluster bombs in the final hours of last summer's war was an act of genuine malignity.

Their ill-conceived leadership bid against Corbyn straight after the referendum was a strategic blunder of epic proportions.

What Netanyahu, President Obama and most of the many U.S. Congressional critics of the imminent deal know by now, but will not admit to, is that the strategic disaster of historic proportions occurred 12 years ago when President George W. Bush invaded Iraq.

The Futenma airfield has dominated the U.S.-Japan security dialogue over the past year in a way that is out of all proportion to its strategic significance.

The intimate US involvement in the Sri Lankan peace process led some commentators to argues that it was "out of proportion" to its strategic interest in the country (Lunstead 2011, 54).

He described NATO enlargement as a "strategic blunder of potentially epic proportions".

In 1996 -- three years before NATO admitted Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary -- Kennan warned that NATO expansion into former Soviet territory was a "strategic blunder of potentially epic proportions".