Sentence examples for lost their pull from inspiring English sources

While the typical population magnets lost their pull, metropolitan Boston registered its first gain in migration from elsewhere in the United States since at least 1990.

LOS ANGELES — Perhaps the legendary beaches here are losing their pull.

Incentives like 0% financing, which spurred purchases over leases, are starting to lose their pull.

Oddly, without rising share prices, their advertisements seem to have lost their power to pull in the punters.The flood of money into equities has slowed to a trickle.

Everyone agrees that the Asian crisis was, in the first instance, a case of financial panic: basically, after enthusiastically putting hundreds of billions of dollars into Asia in the years before 1997, investors suddenly lost their nerve and began pulling out all at once, with catastrophic consequences.

Even before you've made much headway toward creating your own Rat Park, you'll feel bad habits begin to lose their compulsive pull.

When Jennifer got involved, the family were just a week from losing their home, pulling their daughter out of school and finding another place to live.

Some of those shown here can lose their trays and pull up to the table.

"They have a lot to lose — their advertisers might pull out.

But for those who might lose their jobs for pulling something like that, I heard a rumor that the Airstream is going to be in the LES this weekend, and that Alex McWatt of Three Kings will be there doing a limited number of Sailor Jerry classic designs.

The DWP says that once people "express an interest", including verbal consent, in doing work experience they will lose their JSA if they pull out after their first week into the placement.