Sentence examples for could push hard for from inspiring English sources
Surrey reached the final last year and will rely heavily on the knowhow of South African pair Graeme Smith and Robin Peterson, while Roses rivals Yorkshire and Lancashire also have strong squads, who could push hard for a place at Edgbaston.
Overall, they'd also like to see a leader who will stay awhile — perhaps five years, and who could push hard for academic improvement without fomenting discord among teachers and others.
Obama could push hard for the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," especially if the upcoming Pentagon report is favorable to his position, but then again either Obama or Reid (or Carl Levin, the committee chairman involved) could decide the fight's just not worth it at this point politically.
Many senior insiders would prefer tyres on which drivers could push harder for longer periods, though most want to retain at least two pit stops per race.
What the return of refuelling does mean is that whoever is supplying the tyres could afford to make more durable rubber - on which drivers could push harder for longer - without that risking a reduction in pit stops.
For example, you could push harder to take burst mode photos without having to locate and change settings.
Marginal differences would develop with new versions, but they would not affect most users, he said, and computer users could be counted on to push hard for programs to preserve compatibility.
But Le Pen has hailed Britain's vote to leave as "the first real blow to the old order" and "the birth of a new Europe", and could certainly be expected to push hard for terms that would do anything but discourage others from leaving.
