Sentence examples for primary thrust of the from inspiring English sources

"The primary thrust of the administration, originally, was regime change," she said in a telephone interview.

The primary thrust of the statement she makes on June 12 is, I was not tipped by Sam Waksal".

The primary thrust of the concert was to shed light on lost works by Hungarian composers whose lives and careers were unmoored or ended by the rise of fascism, at home and throughout Europe, during World War II.

As for the secretary in "How to Succeed," no doll is she, nor "Tinker toy": "With a mother at home she supports, / And you'll find nothing like her / At F. A. O. Schwartz!" Loesser's lyrics are savvy and capable of having an ironic dimension seemingly at cross-purposes with the primary thrust of the music.

The primary thrust of the campaign was planned and initiated by General John Burgoyne.

The primary thrust of the 1799 speech was to argue against independence for the former French colony of Saint-Domingue, which is now known as Haiti.

The primary thrust of this chapter has been a discussion of state tort claims and defenses.

So if the primary thrust of your smart device marketing is that your connected gizmo will be more convenient than the dumb old alternative, well, you might want to rethink that pledge.

The main thrust of the report is two-fold.

The main thrust of the document, however, is twofold.

But the main thrust of the plan is digital.