Sentence examples for drawing the central from inspiring English sources

The data could ease concerns among some Federal Reserve officials that inflation has been too low and the job market too weak, drawing the central bank closer to tapering off its economic stimulus program.

Out of his story, he has also drawn the central promise of his campaign: if a biracial son of a Kenyan and a Kansan could reconcile the seemingly irreconcilable in himself, a divided country could do the same.

The prospect has recently drawn the central bank into the political line of fire, for the Bank of Japan is contemplating, by late spring or early summer, winding down its practice of flooding the banking system with excess liquidity, a policy known as "quantitative easing", introduced in 2001 in an attempt to break deflation.

Ford's themes here are fulfillment, fertility and renewal (it is certainly the most erotic of Ford's movies, with its powerful evocation of the physical passion that draws the central couple together), while the community that collapsed into suspicion and factitiousness in "Valley" here unites into a unified chorus, with an ending that even hints at an end to "the troubles".

For all the mockery it's drawn, the central idea on which celebrity urbanist Richard Florida built his career was not a bad one.

Draw the central line of your object and then, from the top and then bottom of the object, use a ruler to draw lines back to your disappearing point.

As soon as you start drawing from the central point, try to draw everything proportionally as best as you can.

Line 1 is drawn through the central point and Line 2 is drawn through the intersection.

Drawing from the central theme of his recent stump speeches, Mr. Bradley said the struggle had come down to competing visions for the Democratic Party itself.

And the prominence of this work has led many critics to see drawing as the central, organizing activity of Mr. Kentridge's career.

By drawing upon the central themes of these sometimes competing perspectives, this new model shows how a combination of State, Market, Societal, and Geospatial factors uniquely shape economic and spatial outcomes in the world's city-regions.