Sentence examples for mutual pull from inspiring English sources

Tonight, Mr. Eban brushed aside press reports from Jeru salem that Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, wanted to re sume the peace talks on the basis of a new cease‐fire agree ment requiring a mutual pull‐ back of Israeli and Egyptian forces from the Suez Canal.

Globular clusters are spherical clumps of hundreds of thousands of old, low-mass stars, held together by the mutual pull of their gravity.

Already unspecific intercellular forces in form of mutual pulling and pushing, directly result in cooperative behavior during collective cell migration [ 535– 535].

Although in physics it is impossible to solve a "multi-body problem" and predict the movements of several planets under their mutual gravitational pulls, the solar system happens to be constructed in such a way that we can ignore this difficulty much of the time and predict eclipses with only trivial inaccuracies by carrying out simple two-body calculations.

Still, the planets do slightly disturb each other with their mutual gravity, pulling each other around a little bit and thus causing tiny variations in the exact timing of the transits.

At a time when public opinion is fragile and polarised we need to deploy language and signs of mutual respect that pull us together rather than push us apart.

Top McCain officials gathered recently with chiefs of staff to House Republicans to emphasize the idea that it is to their mutual advantage to pull together as the election unfolds.

Scandal or no, mutual fund houses pull in business in a rally.

Some 400,000 years after the big bang, protons and electrons had cooled off enough for their mutual attraction to pull them together into atoms of neutral hydrogen.

And as returns stumbled in that unit, which includes mutual funds, customers pulled out $76.5 billion of assets, leaving Morgan with less fee revenue.

"In 'Our Mutual Friend,' Dickens pulls in everything he's ever worked on, from class warfare to problems in education to physical malady and death to the unhappiness of the wealthy," Mr. Varese said.