Sentence examples for compelled to push for from inspiring English sources

BMW was compelled to push for greater efficiency because "it's our responsibility," he added.

Other nations in the region would feel compelled to push for nuclear weapons to shield themselves from a nuclear Iran.

We start to feel more satisfied with what we have achieved, enjoy our accomplishments and feel less compelled to push for more.

Longstaff particularly frets for younger players, desperate to retain or gain a contract, who feel compelled to push their bodies and heads too far: "I don't know the way forward.

Very much aware of his large contract, he felt compelled to push himself and not have surgery on the elbow.

A suitably technical item to wheel around could mean that even the unreconstructed dad won't feel compelled to push the buggy with one hand.

Mr. Hedlund, who was in the film version of "Friday Night Lights" and in "Troy," has the all-American good looks and easygoing charm for the role but exudes none of the feral danger associated with a desperate thrill seeker compelled to push limits.

"You get a lot of cool stuff [as a CEO], but in order to maintain these perks a lot of people felt compelled to push the accountability envelope.

I was compelled to push on further towards Scrap Brain Zone and the final reckoning.

Perhaps Hamas felt compelled to push its Muslim Brotherhood Egyptian allies to the brink of rupturing ties with Israel in order to set the stage for more international support for Palestinian statehood aspirations at the United Nations this month?

With that in mind, don't let anyone push a label on you and don't feel compelled to push one on yourself.