Sentence examples for and yet pushing from inspiring English sources

Studying at Barnard and in Israel, cherishing Orthodoxy and yet pushing against the literal and figurative barrier between the sexes called the mechitza, she took her inspiration from a black man of the Xhosa tribe.

What's crucial to me is yes, to be a keeper of the flame and yet push the envelope a little bit, go visit slightly new territory".

He backed his players, he coddled them and yet pushed them, and, most of all, he earned their trust and respect.

So we've got to make films that abide all the current social laws in that country and yet push the boundaries.

Yet pushing the central bank around hardly adds up to an economic policy.

Yet pushing a moral too hard takes the life out of a story and the energy out of an audience.

Tougher rules on capital will hurt banks' return on equity and could yet push them out of profitable areas such as proprietary trading.

The England and Wales Cricket Board president, Giles Clarke, who represents England at ICC level, is concerned that Ten Sports, who hold the rights for four other Test-playing countries, is allowed to continue as a broadcaster while its parent company works on an unofficial breakaway league and may yet push for the tour's cancellation.

Manufacturers complain that brands now demand higher safety and environmental standards yet push them ever harder to cut costs.

Foreign bank owners have seemed as hesitant about angering influential politicians as their Japanese counterparts have been, and they have not yet pushed the harsh restructuring, deep job cuts and sweeping write-offs of bad loans that were expected of them.

The German finance ministry said it had "questions" about the package and suggested Berlin may yet push for bridge financing to allow Athens to meet its ECB payment rather than ratify Greece's third full-blown bailout in five years.