Sentence examples for pulled less from inspiring English sources

Last year pubs pulled less than half as many pints as they did 30 years ago.

So far they have pulled less than a fifth of their money out of banks.

Mulvaney was one of the leading officials lobbying House Republicans to pass the bill, which was pulled less than an hour before lawmakers were due to vote.

Russell Westbrook had 12 points and 11 assists before he and the rest of the Thunder's starters were pulled less than five minutes into the second half and the Thunder leading, 79-25.

Kendall might have had her first high-profile public relations-crisis last week — a Pepsi ad she appeared in drew immediate derision from critics for its inept co-option of protest culture, and was pulled less than twenty-four hours after its release — but the Kardashian-Jenner family's second-youngest member has, until recently, maintained a curious remove from the earthy theatrics of her kin.

She pulled less than 2% of the vote in Iowa and dropped out after the New Hampshire primary in February.

Yet Abenomics may now pull less of a punch.

Therefore ExxonMobil, one of the largest companies in history, pulls less weight on the Dow than a company less than a fifth its size.

"If India can continuously pull less paid, less educated people into the labor pool," Mr. Haney said, "a substantial wage gap will continue to exist".

Never mind that many national polls had Mr. Buchanan pulling less than 2percentt of the popular vote and Mr. Hagelin less than 1percentt.

Also: If Rubio pulls less than 20percentt in the Texas primary, he falls short of the delegate threshold in the most delegate rich state.