Sentence examples for because it is pushing from inspiring English sources

In a research note Wednesday, Rebecca Arbogast, an analyst at Stifel Nicolaus Associates, indicated that Verizon could be a loser if broadband credits were dropped because it is pushing its fiber-optic high-speed Internet service called FiOS.

Argued at Cambridge University tonight that Ukip is a "good thing for British politics" because it is "pushing" the debates about Europe and immigration.

Asked if the video runs the risk of being too ethereal or abstract, he said he did not believe so, adding: "The reason we're excited about it is because it is pushing, it is challenging.

Such cooking walks a precarious line between the delicious and the daft, and, because it is pushing at the accepted boundaries of what we think of as restaurant food, it is a balancing act without a safety net.

Attorney Gail Coleman of the commission said the agency is involved because it is pushing for a more precise understanding of the term "sex" in the federal statute.

Over the past ten years most people have chosen this so-called joint recalculation method because it results in the smallest possible distributions, and because it is pushed by IRA custodians and even Uncle Sam.

Steiner said Ocado had been able to book a profit because it was pushing more goods through its highly-mechanised distribution centres, making them more efficient.

Conservationists have raised concerns that a livestock drug banned in India because it was pushing vultures to the brink of extinction is still being sold.

"We're the same age so I hope the rivalry goes on for a long time because it's pushing me to the best of my abilities, and pushing her too.

"American fashion is exciting right now because it's pushing ahead with new visions," said Kate Mulleavy, who, with her sister, started their label four years ago out of their family home in Pasadena, Calif., with no formal training, just a shared passion for design.

Because it was pushing at an unlocked door: I, like many another occasional consumers of pornography, never really managed to suspend disbelief – we knew they weren't really enjoying themselves at all, that their ecstatic expressions were really the rictus imposed on them by rank exploitation.