Sentence examples for cause a push from inspiring English sources

Occupiers are taking up the students' cause, a push to stop school closures and improve public education.

Then it looked like the photographers were going to cause a pushing riot.

She took on activist causes, including a push to increase diversity on the runway.

Patel did not change his mind after he had seen video footage of Tomlinson being struck to the ground, despite finding fluid and blood in Tomlinson's abdominal cavity, or when three other pathologists considered Tomlinson had died as a result of bleeding from a traumatic liver injury caused by a push and fall to the ground.

In the past, a rapid rise in consumer borrowing and spending would cause a central bank to push up interest rates to curb inflation.

Once you are close enough to cause a lot of damage, push down on the detonator.

Much as earlier Earth Days led to a push on causes like recycling, organizers hope this year's energy agenda will lead consumers, government agencies and businesses to expand conservation efforts and the use of cleaner forms of energy, including solar and wind power.

"We went over there for a good cause: to push Saddam out," Specialist Acosta said.

Because they are less likely to engage with any post on your page, and low "engagement" levels will be seen by the Facebook algorithm as a good cause to push your posts down the newsfeed or make them disappear altogether.

Sham dry-needling uses needles which cause a pricking sensation when pushed against the skin.

As a result, the CPS would simply not be able to prove beyond reasonable doubt that Mr Tomlinson's death was caused by PC 'A' pushing him to the ground.