Sentence examples for because of a push from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watson of Microsoft said the policy change emerged in part because of a push from his group.

International expansion started at the Industry Standard because of a push in the US to bring the company to the stock market in an initial public offering.

The change is largely because of a push by the European Union to reduce the use of oil and coal and promote green energy, a move that has put a premium on electricity generated by wind, water and geothermal sources.

A dozen fishing boats carrying dead bodies have washed ashore in Japan in recent weeks, amid speculation they are North Korean vessels that have strayed dangerously far from port because of a push to increase the country's catch.

WASHINGTON — The House is bracing for a rancorous showdown over a 2013 budget plan that has already divided Republicans because of a push by conservatives to cut spending below the level both parties agreed to in last year's deal to raise the federal deficit.

She became a doctor because of a push from her family a family of doctors.

"People in our society drift away from social connections because of both a push and a pull.

So sometimes I felt that they were being late deliberately, because it is more of a push".

On Sunday, they won a game against the Patriots, at least in part because of a butt push.

Because of a major push for equal opportunity in the 1980's, the mix began to change.

Now, because of a major push by advocacy organizations, a decision to stop such research in the United States could come within a year.