Sentence examples for bigger thrust from inspiring English sources
A bigger thrust into Pakistan to "teach it a lesson," as some hawks advocate, could prompt a dangerous escalation, or even a humiliating defeat.
Harmon admits that the company is working on offering a direct-connect solution, but says its bigger thrust is to offer Internet access over hotel room television networks–as it has done successfully overseas in partnership with pay-per-view vendor Thorn (formerly with EMI) in hotels like the Grosvenor house in London and the Sheraton Palace in Milan.
"Downtown residential development is a big thrust of this plan," said Andrew Altman, the city planning director.
The big thrust in cancer drug development for the last few years has been so-called targeted therapies.
"There's a big thrust of Long Island getting it together, in terms of business, economic changes, research and new populations.
"Apart from offering language tuition, our big thrust has been to become a centre for the social sciences in east Asian studies".
Once they have a big thrust in China, then what happens is that they will have to take the whole model" — the processing of customer reactions, the quick-turnaround design teams, the logistics platform — "and replicate it in China".
"Her big thrust in 'Troyens' has been to humanize the icons of mythology, within a very epic set that gives the piece the scope it needs, but with the flexibility to bring the personal emotion".
But the big thrust is keeping users growing.
The next big thrust is to set up a food park near Bangalore, where the Karnataka government has given it cheap land.
The other big thrust of the N97 announcement is that It's not just a consumption device, but also a creation device.
