Sentence examples for choosing to push from inspiring English sources

If they are choosing to push the portents of history to the back of their minds, then Strauss and Andy Flower recognise the dangers all right.

He had managed to deceive his family and friends for so long that by the time he was caught, one person who knew him said many people felt sympathy for him – with the wider music community choosing to push what was seen as an "aberration" under the carpet.

Justice for Health, whose action has received £300,000 in crowdfunding from 10,000 supporters, wants the court to overturn Hunt's decision to use what he called his "nuclear option" of imposition, and rule that he broke the law in choosing to push it through.

Obama didn't even mention climate change once during the 2012 presidential debates, instead choosing to push an "all-of-the-above" energy strategy that's led to a massive resurgence of the American oil and gas industry.

Choosing to push smaller tax cuts rather than rallying around Mr. Bush's tax-reduction plan has not necessarily made things easier for Republicans.

Howes made progress by taking action and choosing to push himself out of his comfort zone.

He chose to push ahead for more programs, more agencies, rather than to scale back.

It is the Planet Ocean, however, that Omega has chosen to push as the "official" Skyfall watch.

Prices will come down when they choose to push LTE as a mass-market proposition".

We chose to push forward on an application that was closest to reaching people.

Third, Citigroup could choose to push much harder on its growth strategy, pumping more into the retail operations.