Sentence examples for call push from inspiring English sources

The Fujianese (sometimes called Fukienese) had various reasons for leaving home — what demographers call "push factors" — ranging from political repression to China's policies of sterilization and forced abortion.

Front-drive cars sometimes have a lot of understeer, what NASCAR drivers call "push".

"And when they're somehow exposed to what we call push factors, like stigmatization, Islamophobia, racism, and at the same time, when they're being non-critical... and when they have social and familial issues, they can easily be recruited by radical groups".

The European continent in particular has always been a scene for mass population movements, encouraged by either what we call "push factors", which are internal to the country of origin, or "pull factors", which are external and associated to the countries of destination.

Afterwards, the player can call "push out" and to shoot only to move the cue ball to a better position.

"What we've done last night is what I call pushing back the risks," Mr Dijsselbloem told Reuters.

"What we've done last night is what I call pushing back the risks," Mr. Dijsselbloem said, according to Reuters.

Instead of increasing physical inspections, some government officials and industry executives advocate a concept they call "pushing the border back".

Matos, a gold medal winner at the Sydney Games in 2000, angrily questioned the call, pushed a judge, then pushed and kicked referee Chakir Chelbat of Sweden.

Nonetheless, her call pushed the bank-holding company's shares up 5.0%, or $7.10, to $148.97, in midday trading.

This document recommends what some product people call "pushing pixels around" instead of rebuilding from scratch.