How to pronounce “drag on” in English

enormous drag on your freedom and your flexibility to explore and do things that you care about there was a great book that was published a couple years

maybe you're a drag on electability?

And when wars drag on as they so frequently do-- if you look at the war in Syria now, it's in its sixth year.

It's a drag on society as well.

And so that's the terrible drag on the economy.

But the time I'm least anxious is being in drag on stage,

is that societal issues don't have to be a drag on the business.

So sometimes projects gel really quickly and come together really fast and then some drag on for years.

right after a certain point adding an additional team member becomes a net drag on the performance of

It's a subtle effect, but it's all part of the procession that minimizes drag on the ball and lets it fly farther,

They can warm up Earth’s atmosphere, which increases drag on satellites, causing power outages, and interrupting radio communication, GPS signals, airplanes, and spacecraft.

And although we don't often see them, they are there acting as drag on innovation.

And unfortunately, our capacity to remain involved and demonstrate compassion tends to dwindle as those conflicts drag on.

Yeah, this war certainly has changed, but it does continue to drag on.

So if you've got a pretty high fee level, that's just going to be a drag on the return.

Other parts of the Middle East, if you look at the eastern Congo where it's nearly 20 years, Somalia where it's multiple decades, as those wars drag on,

She advocated this kind of a costume, which is still very modest, but doesn't drag on the ground, doesn't have all this heavy fabric.