Sentence examples for the drags from inspiring English sources
verb
To pull along a surface or through a medium, sometimes with difficulty.
Many of the drags on first-quarter output are transitory.
The price surge is becoming one of the drags on the economy.
"Utilities was one of the drags in industrial production," said Beth Ann Bovino, senior economist at Standard & Poor's.
And all of them, Mr. Benning said in an interview on Sunday, "release a feel of who they are" amid the drags and puffs of smoke.
"Nonetheless, given the drags from the fiscal squeeze, eurozone crisis and high domestic debt levels, we still doubt that a strong recovery lies ahead".
The good news is both cyclical, as stronger employment fuels income and spending, and structural, as evidence mounts that the drags from the housing bust are waning (see article).
That's the drag on recovery.
The drag from premature cuts is significant.
The drag was measured in grams.
Looking for the drag races.
Tells about the drag hunts.
