Word: arrayed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...technical brains and the production skills of more than 2,000 companies were picked to do the job. From that vast array, it was impossible to pick out one man, or two, and say flatly: "These were the men who made the bomb." But it was possible to pick out a handful of men without whom the bomb might not have been made. Major Gen. Leslie R. Groves was one of them. Among the others...
...members of the clan Mackay could cheer. He had found his legal assignment harder than it looked: nowhere in British or Canadian law had he been able to find any precedent for knocking out the deed's clause. But he had been able to marshal a shattering array of recent world opinion. As evidence of what most of the world thinks about such things, Justice MacKay cited...
Like many another newspaperman derricked out of his old job by the war, Jim Lucas had no desire to go back. He came home a lieutenant, surprised to find a flattering array of jobs thrust at him. He took the best one-roving columnist for the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance -and went at it like a marine. Last week his first column kicked up a fine fuss...
Remember Galileo! Truman's stand coincided with a gathering revolt of U.S. scientists. An important array of them feared that a U.S. policy based on illusions of secrecy might destroy the kind of free research which had made atomic fission possible. Even the sort of control recommended by the President would inevitably touch fields of research far beyond the military uses of the atom. Atomic development could not be totally controlled, nationally or internationally, without also controlling a large part of normal, peacetime scientific effort...
...Labor's Ministers and their staffs the parliamentary recess had been no holiday. Now the Attlee Government was ready for the new session this week with a staggering array of bills, the first of many on Britain's course toward limited socialism. Items...