Sentence examples for new thrust from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Kerry is improvising and adding or subtracting more and more, largely in response to the news, which as often as not now includes a new thrust from Mr. Bush's campaign.

Ernie has given the business school a new thrust.

The air-gap fluctuation can produce new thrust harmonics.

Each parry has been met by a new thrust.

The great new thrust was in the sciences, and an aeronautical engineering department was founded.

The pay-your-age promotion was meant to be the start of a new thrust.

The main change for the theatregoer, however, was a new thrust-stage auditorium seating more than 1,000 that brought all the viewers much closer to the actors than they had been in the former building and encouraged a relationship between actor and audience much more similar to that of the Elizabethan era.

The new thrusts in molecular logic are gathered together in this short review, while paying attention to the seeds from which these developments have arisen.

At an early meeting, Messel executives told their new thrusting boss that if he was serious about achieving his aggressive growth plans, they really needed to supplement the London office with another in Frankfurt.

Thus, we have created strategic alliances with faculty in ECE, CEE, chemistry, genomics, biochemistry, microsystems engineering, and computer science at Duke, DUHS, Harvard and Stanford as part of our new thrusts into applications-driven research in bio-fluidic systems.

Its main customers so far are the vanguard of the new thrusting India - people like Mr Goswami, a corporate headhunter who set up his company's London operation and got a taste for British beers while there.