Sentence examples for bit of a push from inspiring English sources

We're certainly getting a little bit of a push from our demographic.

The good thing about Apple is that they give the industry a bit of a push.

We're starting to see a little bit of a push toward using that capital for development projects again.

The Mayors Challenge provided powerful incentives – a prize, a platform and a bit of a push – to overcome these barriers".

But sometimes I think people need a bit of a push to see a doctor, especially guys.

Realistically, only the person who has to book the third-choice backup guests for The One Show twice a year, and even that's a bit of a push.

Quinlan opined that he wanted Gilly to take a different root stating: "I'd like to see Gilly go down a bit of a different route because he's been a bit of a push-over in the past.

The house girls needed a bit more of a push, though.

The British source said that the furniture store Ikea had pledged more money to fighting Ebola than 18 EU nations: "It needs a bit more of a push from leaders here at this summit".

"What we are talking about here is people who have not been used to working having both the opportunity and perhaps a bit more of a push as well, to experience the workplace from time to time and again the vast majority of people in Britain will think that's the right thing to do".

So it's a bit more of a push when Flying Lotus endorses the new Moog synth.