Sentence examples for common push from inspiring English sources

Although jewelry is the most common push present, virtually anything heartfelt will suffice.

Dissatisfaction with aspects of conventional medicine, including unpleasant side effects [ 10], ineffective treatment [ 11, 12], and aspects of the doctor-patient relationship [ 13], are common "push" motivations reported by CAM consumers.

For example, poor salary structure and poor quality of training were the most common push factors reported by Syed and colleagues in a study conducted at two private medical colleges in Karachi [ 7].

The most common push factor reported by the interviewees as having at least some impact on their decision was long working hours abroad (45.3% of those who wished to stay) followed by racism abroad (44.5%), no top positions for IMGs abroad (25.8%), favoritism abroad (14.1%), lack of opportunities abroad (5.5%), more competition abroad (4.7%), political reasons (3.1%) and visa problems (1.6%).

McLaren have followed Ferrari's lead in fitting pull-rod front suspension, rather than the more common push-rod, and the rear of the car features a dramatically narrow rear bodywork.

Inside the Commons pushed us to question the existence of this silly weekly pantomime.

But, during the Reform era, as authority has become decentralized, this is a common strategy: push the boundaries first, then ask forgiveness.

Single mail transfer protocol relay-driven spam is not as common today botnets push most spam but if you have a mailer form on your Web site that is vulnerable to an open relay, an old-school spammer could use this to shoot his mail through, notes Eset's Lee.

Moreover, floor effects are more common for push responses than for pull responses.

It's pretty common to push aside negative feelings.

The juniors jostled on the benches in their common room, pushing and shoving and whistling, while, on our balconies in Middle House, we clutched our crotches in mock agony.