Sentence examples for The primary push from inspiring English sources
The primary push for much greater transparency has come from the Cochrane Collaboration, an international network of experts based in Oxford, England; The British Medical Journal; and the European Medicines Agency, which recently proposed that, starting next year, clinical trial data be released once a drug is approved for marketing.
The primary push is psychological.
The primary push for Jolla is now a mobile OS licensing business targeting the BRICs.
The way this revolution differs from the two preceding it is that technology isn't the primary push behind it; it's people.
Clyburn, the man who called out Bill Clinton on his racially tinged attacks on Obama in the primary, pushed Pelosi to pursue a formal resolution chastising Wilson.
They also evaluate the effects of economic shocks, arguing that whereas the adverse economic situation in source countries was one of the primary push-factors, short-term fluctuations in the sending countries did not prove to be significant.
The upshot is that elections are now won in the primaries, pushing the parties farther from consensus and compromise.
When Packer started talking to doctors, who told him that the electricity hadn't been on for a week and was only supplied "because we were here," a Senor aide who had worked for Bush in the South Carolina primary pushed the conversation back on message.
There are examples in the 17 February issue of Learning English: Tony Blair promoting British ELT in Thailand; the UK taking a "role in Ukraine primary push".
Furthermore, Romney let the primary season push him dangerously far to the right, in an effort to capture that elusive "severely conservative" vote.
She backed Sanders's primary push, and he, in turn, endorsed and raised money for her.
