Sentence examples for considerable pushing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney, after considerable pushing by Mr. Santorum, said he thought that violent felons should never regain the right to vote.

About the changeling's shape-shifting process: "There's considerable pushing and pulling at the cartilage, as if the skull were a soft wad of clay or taffy, and then the malicious business with the teeth, the removal of the hair and the tedious reweaving".

Considerable pushing, pulling forces are involved in moving these hospital meal carts, also bending and lifting are also involved during the process of handling these meal carts.

But with Congress in such turmoil, a considerable push by President Obama is needed to end a shameful era in which gay men and lesbians have been denied standing as patriots defending the nation.

In fact, in the years after 9/11, Western readers have been increasingly interested in literature from this part of the world, a trend that was given a considerable push by the international success of the bestselling Egyptian novel "The Yacoubian Building".

Significant work done by Wang and Roychowdhury [100] to improve RRAM modeling has also been reviewed in depth as it is a considerable push in the right direction for the whole RRAM modeling community.

For instance, the conservative media loves the idea of paying teachers based on the results of their students, yet if you based police officer pay mainly on the amount of criminal activity that occurs in their precinct, there would be considerable push back.

The momentum behind globalisation is considerable; but pushing trade barriers lower depends on political will.

As a result the MLC has had considerable success, pushing southwards and westwards towards the capital.

The administration deserves considerable credit for pushing the law through Congress.

As part of the reform agenda, Aquino expended considerable capital in pushing through a "sin tax", raising taxes on tobacco – in the face of fierce lobbying from the tobacco industry – to finance better healthcare.