Sentence examples for choosing to pull from inspiring English sources

Many investors are choosing to pull out of the Philippines.

That the British electorate may be getting ready to commit an act of national self-sabotage by choosing to pull out of the European Union is something that baffles many Europeans.

And the whiff of desperation produced by this tends to send the shares tumbling immediately after listing a phenomenon bankers morbidly describe as a "death spiral .Rather than sell themselves cheap and risk the agony of a falling price, many firms are choosing to pull their IPOs (see chart); cancellations now exceed new listings.

Various factors can be pinpointed as the cause: the changing nature of global supply chains, a lack of trade liberalisation (the lack of further liberalisation has been more important than rising protectionism) or banks and financial services firms choosing to pull back from international operations.

I read over and over that the reason is because women buy more wine than men and that these labels help make them feel comfortable choosing to pull that bottle off the shelf.

On the heels of a yet-to-be-named new album, the trio has sent us over their newest single "TEKNOTIZE" which sees them distance themselves slightly from the electro-ness of some of their past work, instead choosing to pull more from bass, techno, and a slinky trap underbelly.

It's not the first lever we choose to pull.

"If they choose to pull out, that's their choice," he said.

You can even choose to pull in information on accounts you hold at other institutions, without leaving the Citi site.

As it is, you could hardly blame the sponsor or the television companies if they chose to pull out.

He held court in the center of the room and traded quips with whoever chose to pull up a chair.