Sentence examples similar to growing gravitational pull from inspiring English sources

The fight now heating up underscores the growing importance of the gravitational pull of popular devices like the iPhone, which for wireless companies can mean millions of dollars in revenue in sales of the devices and data plans.

In the artist's illustration, the gas cloud is shown as the wispy blue material, while the orange and red disk is showing material being funneled toward the growing black hole through its gravitational pull.

Nobody wanted to get pinned into the gravitational pull of the trading curbs.

For Andy, the gravitational pull — of the world he grew up in — to Dodworth Street has been inexorable.

Indeed, the gravitational pull might originate with a mass that is millions of miles away.

But the growing reliance on rail transportation does once again demonstrate the powerful gravitational pull of Planet Carbon.

The accepted wisdom has been that the planets grow from a core of solid material that, once it reaches a critical mass, has enough gravitational pull to attract most of the gas in its orbit.

A region of space that happened to have slightly more stuff than neighboring regions at early times would grow more rich in matter over time: any slight excess would attract more matter thanks to its greater-than-average gravitational pull.

"I grew up listening to folk and pop music but electronic music won't leave my brain alone and I have a gravitational pull towards electronic producers," she says.

We joined the gravitational pull.

"The gravitational pull is different".