Sentence examples for veterans at large from inspiring English sources

It reported that 12percentt had suicidal ideation or violent suicidal behavior, nearly three times the rate of veterans at large.

And because Mr. Mercado's businesses included concert productions and artist management, he was able to develop his new artists quickly, sometimes pairing them with veterans at large concert venues like Madison Square Garden or Radio City Music Hall just as they were making their first record.

The report makes no claim that veterans at large would seek out extremist groups, or would cause violence.

One leading candidate for the job, Marc Elrich, a veteran at-large member of the County Council known mainly for opposing development projects of every description, recently suggested just such a strategy.

REPORTER AT LARGE about a Vietnam war veteran, Frank Reed (pseudonym).

By Daniel Lang The New Yorker, September 4, 1971 P. 35 REPORTER AT LARGE about a Vietnam war veteran, Frank Reed (pseudonym).

Furthermore, through robust data collection and reporting, the technology enables the network to quickly identify service areas where increased capacity is needed to best meet the needs of the veteran community at large.

Representative Tim Ryan (D-OH) discusses how mindfulness can offer an effective--and bipartisan--remedy for problems plaguing our schools, hospitals, veterans, and society at large.

But finding fellow veterans at such a large institution with the kind of atmosphere described above is difficult and painful.

Now we need to get serious about nuclear terrorism and nuclear materials.' " Stephen Sestanovich, a veteran Russia expert who was ambassador-at-large to the former Soviet republics during the Clinton administration, said that the White House viewed the new treaty as "the key that turns a great many other locks".

In 2006, veteran journalist Bo Burlingham, then editor-at-large at Inc Magazine, published his highly influential book Small Giants: Companies That Choose to Be Great Instead of Big.