Sentence examples for drag large numbers of from inspiring English sources
Their platform is pretty much in place, and unlike Microsoft they do not have to drag large numbers of established developers, consultants and users from the old world of PC software into the new universe of web services.Yet Microsoft has successfully played catch-up before, even if its methods have sometimes been questionable.
It became clear that the Jordanian people can no longer tolerate the sharp rise in prices resulting from wrong government policies, which have contributed to deepening gap between the rich and poor segments of society and dragged large numbers of Jordanians under the poverty line.
Presidential elections draw larger numbers of voters.
"If the Irish economy goes down, it drags down Britain and large numbers of jobs are at stake … so we have a national interest in supporting Ireland through this crisis," he told Reuters in an interview from Russia.
Critics of church schools have also failed to present any evidence that the current government emphasis on "choice" results in large numbers of parents dragging themselves and their children to church.
Large numbers of bioactive compounds were dragged up from marine invertebrates, especially sponges, ascidians, bryozoans and molluscs in which some of them are approved by FDA and currently utilized in clinical trials [1].
Large numbers of fat Americans are preparing a lawsuit that could drag on for years and cost anything from a few hundred million to several billion dollars.
But it is now threatening legal action, accusing the government of deliberately dragging its feet.This large number of exemptions suggests the act is wide open to abuse by government and other public bodies anxious to cover up negligence, laziness or worse.
The prospect of this, though, produces quivers in Germany, home to large numbers of Turkish immigrants, many of them Kurds, and the German government is dragging its feet.
Large numbers of menhaden are netted annually.
