Sentence examples for global pull from inspiring English sources

The global pull of Scandinavian life, never weak, continues to strengthen.

Is the global pull of individualism for low taxes the reason why the left is slipping?

Given that countries with a low gross domestic product like Belize or Jamaica will have fewer resources to deploy, Dr. Lesser hopes that a greater global pull toward coral conservation can be mobilized.

That is shocking, given China's increasing global pull.

TechStars London's Jon Bradford said applications to this year's program numbered around 1,500 — pushing up on the ~1,300 received last year, continuing to demonstrate the global pull of the TechStars brand.

And although also a newcomer to London, TechStars, which held its debut Demo Day in the U.K. capital last September, drew in 1,302 applications from 72 different countries — demonstrating the global pull of the TechStars brand.

'I do not think that in this global world pulling up the drawbridge of a Fortress Britain is a sensible strategy.' It was not the Blair ends that the general was quarrelling with.

Differences in the strap geometry, i.e. different curvature distributions and transitions from the rod to the strap cross section, and different strap numbers only influenced the local load transfer from the straps to the grout, but not the global pull-out behavior.

Corporate leaders have a choice as they work their way through a global downturn: Pull in their horns and ride out the storm, or look for opportunities to go on the offensive and get ahead of their competition.

The idea of the world's second-biggest polluter taking a free ride while others in the global community pull their weight is not only absurd but will have serious economic consequences.

Such scarcity commands handsome fees.The Olympics are a rare global crowd-puller, along with the football World Cup.