Sentence examples for capacity to push from inspiring English sources

And we have to protect our capacity to push forward what America's all about.

It has recruited younger, edgier presenters, with a capacity to push boundaries while looking good in skinny jeans.

Explaining his approach to foreign affairs, he said: "We have to protect our capacity to push forward what America's all about.

So he has to find other ways to make some noise and get Londoners to remember he still has the capacity to push the envelope.

"In the 90s, every misrepresentation under the sun was made about the Clinton plan and there was no real capacity to push back," he said.

It reflects his capacity to push and pull the rules to his clients' advantage, while still yearning for an ideal, principled law.

Labour promises to freeze the price people pay for energy, discouraging investment just as a looming shortage of generating capacity threatens to push the cost of juice even higher.

In the wholesale market for everything except the last mile into the home or office over-capacity coffice over-capacityn pricontinues

First, the Saudis, who control 11% of output and have the most spare capacity, may decide to push out more, lowering prices and thus increasing demand.

However, the Fund lacks the capacity and willingness to push any country to go beyond what it considers fiscally adequate.

For example, the $569 million CGM Realty fund has been successful at selecting the right properties most recently hotels and office properties where greater capacity demand helped to push up rents, which in turn served to push up the share prices.