Sentence examples for a heavy push from inspiring English sources

And Microsoft is making a heavy push for its own Windows Phone operating system.

In April, he continued a heavy push into the energy sector.

In academic science, there is a heavy push on publications and grants.

Michael Keaton has this in the bag for Birdman, which will mean a heavy push for his (already healthy) Oscar odds.

Mr. Bush is making a heavy push for conservatives in his advertisements and telephone banking, including using calls by Representative Henry J. Hyde, an Illinois Republican known for his anti-abortion stand, who praises Mr. Bush's "strong pro-life record in Texas".

But a number of other areas are making a heavy push to attract biotechnology companies and make names for themselves.

Good targets are usually ones that do not move a lot, or don't move very quickly, such as a Sniper, a Heavy pushing the payload cart, or an Engineer that stands near his buildings.

"There's going to be a big heavy push on targeting people by demographic profiles and pinpointing where visitors are located," Jordan said.

This usually takes continuously cast square blooms and forms them into hollow rounds by the action of a heavy hydraulic pusher, which pushes them into the gap of two large-diameter contoured rolls that form together a circular pass line.

These efforts — along with a heavy advertising push from the industry itself — have pushed many African American families a long way from the healthier diets of previous generations.

Eventually, the police on the bridge retaliated with a heavy, synchronized push, successfully sweeping the protesters backward.