Sentence examples for and so push from inspiring English sources

All these things can swell domestic demand and so push up general price inflation.

Pollsters know this, and so push "uncommitted" voters to state a preference.

That, in turn, should boost their wages relative to those of higher-skilled locals, and so push down income inequality within that country.

By comparison with this, his second-term surprise, consisting of some useful measures to sharpen competition and so push up productivity, was a whimper.

Again the English pair identify Faulkner's lumbering at fine leg and so push for two where only one should have been available.

Senior industry figures warn that political bickering over support for green energy will only add to investor uncertainty and so push up bills for everyone.

And so, pushed up by rents, dinner costs £138 and you end up wondering why.

The Fed and Treasury made the judgment that it might, and so pushed for and maybe even arranged Bear's sale.

That will happen, Mr Davies argues, as LNG infrastructure proliferates, creating a more contested market for gas, and so pushing down prices.

They have enabled companies to refinance their debt cheaply, and so pushed back the nettlesome day when their finances will be squeezed by higher borrowing costs.

By squeezing families and businesses too hard, choking off the recovery and so pushing borrowing up not down, the government's economic policies have badly backfired.