Sentence examples for pull good from inspiring English sources

Larger companies have a tendency to pull good ideas apart to ensure that everyone in senior management is happy and minimise risk.

The Market also has no answer for the App Store's "Staff Favorites," "Essentials" or "New and Noteworthy" selections, which pull good apps to the front of the catalog.

So much of the stock market is governed by things that you can't control: investor emotions, information that you aren't in a position to act on and macroeconomic trends that pull good companies down along with the bad.

"I got in a lot of trouble," the 21-year-old Singh says with a laugh, recalling how he would mischievously pull good plants out of the field as a prank.

On a day-to-day basis, this downtown agenda means TIF money downtown; more good elementary schools near downtown (that, not-so-incidentally, pull good students away from neighborhood schools; whatever); more infrastructure improvements that connect Chicago to the world: Hello O'Hare expansion, say.

As for the few offensive lines Mr. MacFarlane pulled, "Good comedy is subversive," Mr. Rogen said.

Cop shows have a record of pulling good actors into their gravitational field.

But Mr. Spiegelman is a witty and testy raconteur, and Ms. Chute knows a good deal about comics and she pulls good things from him.

As he put it, "This system, as it's presently set up, automatically pulls good people to a darker side of politics".

Here MBAs should be at an advantage, as a good set of courses in business analytics should expose them to multiple tools for pulling good information out of a mess of data.

It could be anything from drawing, to how to flip down a slide, to pulling good pranks, to learning how to skip! Make her a drawing.