Sentence examples for unit might be from inspiring English sources

She said the Iraqi unit might be reconstituted and given new leadership.

A more radical buyout could be something Google's YouTube unit might be capable of, if it dares.

A central innovations unit might be one way to provide such support; another analogue might have been the college of policing.

Were it not for his record, Specialist Hernandez, a well-regarded member of a renowned military unit, might be an ideal applicant.

Matthew J. Arnold, 23, whose unit might be deployed to the Middle East, called her from Fort Hood, Tex., to ask for her help filling out paperwork.

In most colonies, kitchens are diminutive, there are no granite countertops, and an entire unit might be smaller than a resident's apartment back home.

But especially for women who are the modern-day equivalent of Fleur Talbot – young strivers for whom independence is paramount and cohabitation, either with flatmates or a boyfriend, is unthinkable – it's easy to see how a micro-unit might be just the thing.

Asked which combat units might be reduced, General Blum said that artillery units might no longer be needed because of improvements in precision guided munitions.

Under one possibility described by a senior officer in Baghdad, former army transportation and engineering units might be reconstituted first.

Some lawyers said it could be challenged by developers because the value of the affordable units might be less than their construction cost.

Borrowing from the design of assisted living facilities, individual dwelling units might be located around a common space that includes dining areas and social rooms.