The phrase "anxious pushing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sense of urgency or nervousness that motivates someone to push forward or take action.
Example: "Her anxious pushing for a decision made everyone in the room feel uncomfortable."
Alternatives: "nervous urging" or "eager prompting".
"Bush just seems too anxious, pushing his way through and not caring what people think," she said.
The first time they kissed, in the intermission of a school dance, Elsie didn't make the anxious pushing mouth that Alice Stottlemeyer had during spin-the-bottle but somehow let her lips melt into his, at this warm spitty spot where their bodies joined.
I felt imposed upon, anxious, pushed outside of the protective confines of conventional practice.
At the height of the debt crisis, anxious investors pushed the value of these instruments sky-high.
BA is anxious to push out as much good news as it can, ahead of the announcement of losses of more than £200m ($322m) after exceptional items in the year to the end of March.
Moulton said it was a shame that the RMT union was "very anxious to push the news out" earlier and "harassed Sky News" which in turn pressured the administrators to confirm it on 24 December.
"Certain people in the administration are very anxious to push back on any proposal that modifies what the president set out," Mr. Dean said, adding that the lenders wanted to improve Mr. Obama's plan, not supplant it.
So even if Dongtan becomes a showcase for technologies and urban design that help to protect the environment, it is not clear how affordable or relevant they would be elsewhere in China.How green is my city?Even Chongming's own government, notwithstanding its eco-pretensions, does not appear anxious to push the rest of the island to follow the Dongtan model.
The more serious question marks hang over the hastily produced package floated on Friday to accompany it, thrashed out in a flurry of phone calls between a holidaying Clarke, his deputy Blears, and a Prime Minister anxious to push both of them further and faster.
A senior American diplomat in Europe has gone so far as to say that the formation of a European caucus within NATO would be "the death" of the organisation.In a presidential visit dedicated to celebrating a renewal of the transatlantic relationship, both Europeans and Americans were anxious to avoid pushing too hard on this sensitive spot.
But despite the mounting pressure Allardyce has insisted he will not rush Carroll back into first-team action, saying last week: "We can't get over-anxious and push him too hard.
