Sentence examples for a continuing push from inspiring English sources
We've also begun a new feature, Optics, and a weekly column, Matter, by the science writer Carl Zimmer, as part of a continuing push to deepen and broaden our Web science report.
Rapid growth, a continuing push to reduce costs, and commitment to shipping the highest quality epiwafers have been primary forces driving activity within our MBE operation.
While there has been a continuing push and pull between the presence of serious public art and graffiti vandalism for decades, at least one artist has taken it to the streets in a strikingly new way, JR.
National Urban League President and CEO Marc Morial said that a continuing push to reduce unemployment and increase education attainment levels will spur economic growth and help ease some of the nation's fiscal challenges.
While the polymyxin family of amphiphilic antibiotics target LPS, there is a continuing push to develop more efficacious anti-endotoxin molecules to treat sepsis [ 22].
BERLIN — Angela Merkel's governing conservative party hopes to return the chancellor to a third term in office by offering voters a generous mix of increased social benefits for mothers, a continued push to consolidate Germany's budget and a vow not to raise taxes, and shrugging off criticism that its campaign promises amount to little more than bloated pandering.
a continued push to close the US military prison at Guantanamo.
In the end, Herr's recalcitrance and continued push for an expansion of the army's horse-based units only alienated the army brass.
The president and his aides have tried to tamp down expectations, framing the speech as one step in a continuing diplomatic push.
Briefly usurped by the exotically named Elspeth Champcommunal, Todd was reinstated in 1922, with a staff of 14 and a defiant determination to continue pushing a literary bent – Noël Coward, Vita Sackville-West and Evelyn Waugh all got their first Vogue bylines under her editorship, while Virginia Woolf became a regular contributor.
The president paired his upbeat assessment with a commitment to continue pushing for policies that he said would help employers and workers.
