Sentence examples for so as to drag from inspiring English sources

Early this year the prime minister pressed the central bank to ease monetary policy radically so as to drag Japan up out of its long deflation.

In its original formulation, the rule-out approach aims to detect the extension of confounding required to fully account for the observed exposure outcome association, so as to drag the observed point estimate towards that expected under the null hypothesis.

For this, use Windows Explorer so as to drag the folder directly into Android Studio.

It flaunts two front-of-house televisions and one in the back room, and for Green Bay Packers games, Mr. Daley goes so far as to drag out six more.

"Indignant" police went so far as to drag the Charles River and, learning that a Lampoon editor had flown to New Jersey, had the plane searched on landing.

"In fact, she was upset because no one in the Church was calling her or her family, going so far as to drag her daughter into the Church to insist upon being given special treatment," the organization said in a statement to The Times.

The Supreme Court's guidance "prevents not only dawdling but intentional foot-dragging so as to allow the law to remain in effect for the November election," Hasen wrote.

This was Cheshire Cat territory, the grins unlimited and undimmed, including from the two big men who until recently had been so opposed over a disputed election as to drag Kenya towards civil war.

He said that he had made his decision "to protect the interests of the country and so as not to drag different sides into fighting when there can be no winner".

"So as Senator Santorum continues to drag out this already expensive, negative campaign it is clear that he is becoming the most valuable player on President Obama's team".

But the scheme is understandably trying to keep its costs low so as to reduce the drag on members' returns.