Sentence examples for by pushing ahead from inspiring English sources

However, America is unlikely to want to offend Brazil by pushing ahead with such a deal.

The sidewalk was full of people; I'd get out of this by pushing ahead into the crowd.

Democrats said last week that Republicans had endangered the prospects of a compromise by pushing ahead on their own.

Despite his comments Greece on Thursday offered a concession to its international lenders by pushing ahead with the sale of its biggest port, Piraeus.

He says the college, which is understood to be considering applying for university status, would gain "absolutely nothing" by pushing ahead with its original plans.

But European politicians concluded from this example that the answer was to remove the influence of foreign-exchange markets within Europe by pushing ahead with the single currency.As a result of this, the choices this time round are much starker.

Mr. Widmer later defied his bosses by secretly pushing ahead on the F-16, a lightweight fighter, even though there seemed to be no market for it, Mr. Chaput said.

Vodafone demonstrated its business acumen by not pushing ahead with a deal it ultimately couldn't have justified to its shareholders.

Aside from the performance of the Dow, the markets responded with milestones of other sorts, with the broader market as measured by the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index pushing ahead by 6.94 percent for the year to date, its best such showing since the 13.97 percent gain in the similar period in 1987.

America's economy might be pushing ahead by the spring, if its politicians can avoid driving it off the "fiscal cliff".

Ethnic Uzbeks have accused the security forces of complicity in the attacks on them.Meanwhile the interim government, headed by Roza Otunbayeva, is pushing ahead with plans for holding a constitutional referendum on June 27th, in spite of concerns that it might trigger more violence.