Sentence examples for initial thrust of from inspiring English sources

This certainly seemed to be the initial thrust of government thinking during Labour's first term.

Roosevelt was candid in admitting that the initial thrust of the New Deal was experimental.

Instead, the initial thrust of their economic policy will be on keeping the economy from falling into a recession that's nastier than most of us have ever experienced.

But the initial thrust of change is nowhere better depicted than in Help!, a film that encouraged nothing less than the re-imagination of the Englishman.

But the initial thrust of the Bush approach — as laid out in his own comments, in speeches and memos by various assistants, and in material put out by groups such as the Alliance for Worker Retirement Security — is clear enough.

The accusation that the plan would leave behind "millions of middle-class seniors" is partly based on the fact that the initial thrust of his plan would involve aid to states to help low-income elderly.

"We are building a new 250-faculty campus with an initial thrust on interdisciplinary research in Hyderabad," says Mustansir Barma, theoretical physicist and director of Tata Institute of Fundamental Research TIFRR) in Mumbai, one of India's oldest and premier basic research institutes.

With the increasing incidence of head and neck cancer, the initial thrust to pilot a disease prevention program stemmed from the South East London Tumour Working Group.

Due to the length of time it took to build, Wisconsin missed much of the initial thrust into Japanese-held territory, having arrived at a time when the reconquest of the Philippines was well underway.

The Rhodesians of the KRRC took part in the battle as part of the 7th Armoured Division under the XIII Corps, forming part of the initial thrust in the southern sector.

You'll need it for the landing, but for the initial thrust, just get it out of the way.