Sentence examples for ability to push it from inspiring English sources

Second, that no matter which party holds the Senate, but especially if the Democrats do, the policy agenda in a Romney presidency — both its shape, and his ability to push it through — will hinge in large part on what kind of cooperation he gets from the more centrist portions of the Democratic Senate caucus.

The historic victory is a testament to Biles's ability to "push it to the limit," her coach, Laurent Landi, told USA Today.

"It's a way that you can create any type of interaction, really, around questions — whether you're throwing logic into that or the ability to push it to different services, you kind of become like building blocks for user interaction.

I've ridden an emotional roller coaster with the process and found myself frustrated with my lack of ability to push it through.

The four-wheel drive system along with upgrades to the chassis mean you can push this car far further than most other cars, and indeed further than most people's abilities to push it.

However, Google's ability to push its browser on its homepage gives Google an unmatched ability to push its browser as its offering matures.

The government has considerable ability to push costs down; it provides 50% of our medical expenditures.

But without the ability to push daily deals to its users, it's unlikely to be able to generate the concentrated 'bursts' of downloads that enabled it to propel apps up the App Store rankings.

"I have the ability to push the information out". It's time for the rest of us to pay attention.

Snail locomotion depends entirely on the snail's ability to push on the mucus when it is solid and to glide over it when it is liquid.

For one thing, Google's overall market power which gives it the ability to push other companies into pursuing its goals—has come under fire, particularly in a European Union inquiry into whether Google exerts unfair control over the rankings in its search engine.