The phrase "a bank of pull" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to resources or options, but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "In our marketing strategy, we have established a bank of pull to attract more customers through various incentives."
Alternatives: "a reservoir of influence" or "a collection of resources".
By S. Herrick and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, April 30 , 1955P. 24 Boston Intelligence: At the main entrance of the Hotel Statler is a bank of pull-and-push doors and two sets of revolving doors.
You will not show this to anyone, but instead use it as a bank of information to pull from.
Depression and anxiety loom large on the podcast, with Blindboy drawing from a bank of personal anecdotes to pull focus on what's being seen as a crisis in male mental health at the moment.
A bank of 500-W halogen lights pulled electrical current from the generator and provided a constant load that differed by the number of lights in operation.
But critics accuse the bank of pulling back prematurely in 2006 at the first signs of economic recovery.
But can giving someone a bank account pull people out of poverty?
That made JPMorgan perhaps more capable than other banks of pulling off a rescue, or salvage, of Bear Stearns.
But such statistics should help talk up prices of energy-related commodities and assets for some time to come. 5. Banks broke yet another record: The Agricultural Bank of China pulled off a $19 billion initial public offering in Shanghai and Hong Kong, which if its overallotment option is exercised will be the world's biggest at $22 billion.
Another day, another attempt by a Wall Street bank to pull a bunny out of the hat, showing off an earnings report that it hopes will elicit oohs and aahs from the market.
It is well known that a deadly warship of antiquity, the trireme, a fast galley powered by three banks of rowers pulling up to 200 oars, played a crucial role in the fierce battles.
The Access Industries bid is backed by UBS and Credit Suisse – but there were some suggestions that a third bank, Bank of America, pulled out of providing financing at the last minute.
