Sentences with phrase «sharp pull»
"Sharp pull" refers to a sudden and forceful action of pulling something quickly. It typically implies a sudden change or movement in a particular direction. Full definition
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«If the geopolitical tension subsides or results in a smaller supply disruption than currently priced in, we are likely to see a sharp pull - back in investor positioning and an even sharper correction in oil prices than the $ 5 or so that might be warranted even as macro uncertainties persist,» U.S. bank Citi said in a note to investors.
Having said that, emerging market economies in general have seen positive economic growth speeding up for the first time in four years, and we saw the stabilization of the much overdone, oversold, sharp pull - down in commodities.
Data out so far for the first quarter show weak industrial production, residential construction, retail sales, and nonresidential investments (for various reasons that include weather, a stronger dollar, a sharp pull - back in the energy sector, and the now - resolved West Coast port dispute).
Summary The Diagonal Pull is defined by a sharp pull from one hip, up to the mid-line and down to the other hip.
Ever woken up in the middle of the night to a sharp pull on your calf muscle?
These include a sharp pull to one side when pressing the brake pedal, the locking up of a wheel, and a light touch on the pedal resulting hard stop feeling.
Your Vehicle Veers to One Side - This can be a sharp pull to one side or a slight, steady pull to the left or right as you drive.
The sharp pull - back that followed was even more swift.