Sentence examples for likely to pull down from inspiring English sources

I think Golisano is just as likely to pull down some votes from the Democrats as he is from Pataki.

The numbers for the most recent quarter, which ended last week, are not likely to pull down that average by very much when they are released late this month.

For the first time, 17-year-olds in England who gained a D grade in English or maths last year will have had to resit GCSEs in those subjects – and their performance is likely to pull down the average pass rate both for England and the UK.

"Unless Bear can provide the full services in this sector that its peers are able to provide, it is less likely to pull down the big deals.

We were particularly interested in identifying whether multiple-kilobase segments had been excluded, likely a result of the method failing to pull down the large complete segments through the enrichment process.

It has to be someplace that you like, because the job is something that is most likely to pull you down.

His decision to pull down the previous government, over that austerity budget, was deemed irresponsible, and he is likely to lose seats.

This way, they will be prepared and you will be less likely to pull them down.

"To pull down the tree is easy.

"This you have to pull down on".

Some stores were beginning to pull down their steel shutters.