Sentence examples for a rapid push from inspiring English sources

Army and Shia militia fighters captured part of Tikrit's northern Qadisiya district, the provincial governor said, while in the south of the city a security officer said another force made a rapid push towards the centre.

Her early career at Santander was marred by a botched attempt to build a Santander investment bank and by a rapid push into Latin America, but she has quickly recovered.

Some health experts say a shortage of skilled people is a bottleneck in any rapid push toward electronic records.

These are fascinating questions that show the unprecedented ethical and moral complexities that are accompanying our rapid push into an AI-powered future and the myriad unanswered questions that remain.

Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group is in talks to buy a controlling stake in the iconic Dick Clark Productions, a move that would further accelerate its rapid push into Hollywood.

In the discussions that accompanied the rapid push to rebuild, the quest for culture became an ideological demilitarized zone for local residents, artists, developers and their critics.

Republicans plan to strip Planned Parenthood of hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding as part of their rapid push to repeal President Obama's health-care overhaul, House Speaker Paul D. Ryan said Thursday.

Other opponents say that the rapid push to $15 will result in greater unemployment for low-skilled workers, harming the very people the wage increase is meant to help, and will also overstretch the budgets of government agencies.

Surely they saw the internal contradictions inherent in Bennett's use of primitive metrics to fire teachers, which thus encouraged rote instruction, with the rapid push for Common Core which requires the opposite.

The country became somewhat famous after British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen spoofed a make-believe Kazakh journalist in his movie Borat, which seemed to have embarrassed the leadership enough to make rapid pushes towards modernity.

John took back Alexander's possessions in northern England in a rapid campaign and pushed up towards Edinburgh over a ten-day period.