Sentence examples for a significant pull from inspiring English sources
The Holocaust and the events of World War II continue to exert a significant pull on the German psyche.
Last week, for example, Europeans were exerting a significant pull in the attempt by the United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, to broker an effort to reunify Cyprus, long divided into Greek and Turkish sectors.
To grant or suggest an amnesty creates a significant "pull" factor to the UK, profits the people traffickers, causes more misery and makes it more difficult to help the persecuted.
He stayed for another season and a bit, before he and the club mutually decided to part ways (and it really did sound mutual, the Bilbao president throwing Kendall a going away party) in 1989, during which time he turned down a move to Newcastle, a significant pull given they were his hometown club.
It need only be close enough to rule out coincidence.In this section Pray as you go The real deal Turning from green to red Remembrance of things fast On His Holiness's public service Proof of life An isolated carcass No more free lunch Game, set and match ReprintsBased on this measure, the dollar still exerts a significant pull over 31 of the 52 emerging-market currencies in their study.
"Marketing has become a significant pull in consumer-facing organisations," says Kahane.
4) Background is too high in mock IP Figure 4 figure supplement 4 to know if there is any significant pull down in the mock IPs.
"Each stone chamber had a significant magnetic pull right in front of the door.
The only significant "pull factor" for migrants is the prospect of a new life once across the sea.
If the damage or paint erosion is significant, pull out the calendar to plan the job.
That combination creates significant pull for homebuyers.
