Sentence examples for force that pulled from inspiring English sources

Labor unions are now seeking to organize immigrants after decades of shunning them as a harmful force that pulled down wages.

This may be due to the inner nozzle-end which was set to the closer distance to the aluminium collector, generating more electrostatic force that pulled the inner fluid out of the nozzle.

& D.," as she referred to them in the journals she kept as if "doing research for a historical novel," were the force that pulled at her so profoundly that her identity formed around them.

The NFL is a force that pulls all its teams to the middle, and Washington is the perfect example.

Everyone on Earth is familiar with gravity to some extent; it is the force that pulls us down to the planet's surface.

There is a force that pulls at me, sometimes keeping me awake at night thinking about the decisions I've made in my career.

The case is really about a mysterious force that the Warrens can't explain; a force that pulls paintings from walls.

But around the edges, the line breaks away from the gravitational force that pulls it back in on itself, creating auras that complement the density of the bundles.

One of the paradoxes of resource management is that successful conservation programs often depend on population growth a force that pulls in the opposite direction.

"Politics is a force that pulls answers towards mediocrity," he said, "That is why when issues are politicized, I am gone".

The Obama adviser said, "There's almost an inevitability or gravitational force that pulls Holbrooke into relevant circles, because he makes himself indispensable".