Sentence examples for start to pull from inspiring English sources

Other data show that some companies may start to pull back because of government spending cuts.

It will take a strong dose of rosy economic reports to start to pull stocks up.

You can start to pull out what worked and what didn't and adjust your approach accordingly.

Then in the second half, I believe it will start to pull out," he said.

The question is, when will they start to pull away from one another?

By the summer of 2011, the country will be calm enough for American forces to start to pull out.

Stocks have sagged in August on concerns that the Federal Reserve will start to pull back on its economic stimulus.

"The real question," Mr. Holliday said, "is when the regime will start to pull out of the north".

"The consultant nurses reassured us that he just had a cold and he would start to pull through.

"It is time for the other players to get off the benches and start to pull their weight on global economic growth again".

As in other rich economies, Japan's service sector, which has always been largely sleepy and uncompetitive, must start to pull more of its potential weight.