Sentence examples for Propelling from inspiring English sources

Drama over the landmark trade negotiations has been escalating for weeks, propelling Obama into a public feud with Democrats – going so far as to accuse opposing members within his party of lying about the fast-track bill.

You start by kneeling on a surfboard, propelling yourself along with a single-blade paddle.

It's a great feeling, propelling yourself with speed".

A study in the Netherlands estimated that €1 ($1.07) spent on treatment saves €4.24 in increased productivity and reduced costs of care.All this is propelling mental-health care up governments' agendas.

By withdrawing a much-needed lifeline, it might well be propelling Sharp towards eventual bankruptcy.

A combination of factors is propelling it towards commercialisation.

SHALE gas and oil are propelling America to energy self-sufficiency and giving its economy a handy boost.

And though it may be doctrinal hostility to America, and allegiance to Iran and Syria, that are propelling the current push to unseat the government, Hizbullah has capitalised on suspicion of America to broaden its appeal beyond its core Shia constituency.The threat of unrest has raised fears that Sunnis will be pitted against Shias, and pro- and anti-Syrian Christian factions against each other.

The stated aim is to push immigrant women into the labour market (duly propelling their children into day care).Behind such policies lie a set of ideological beliefs, concedes a senior government official.

For some people the train crash was a metaphor for years of unrestrained high-speed GDP growth propelling the country towards a social, environmental and political reckoning.Of mice and ChinamenSo far the party's heavy investment in the internet has paid off, allowing the government to acknowledge the problems but keeping things under control.

China's investment leapt 28% in a year, propelling it past Japan to become the world's second-biggest spender.