Sentence examples for crucial push from inspiring English sources

In January, 2008, Barack Obama won the South Carolina Democratic primary, largely on the strength of African-American votes; a state in the Deep South gave a black candidate a crucial push in his campaign for the White House.

Mr. Corzine, who ran Goldman Sachs before entering politics, eagerly defended his decision to invest heavily in European sovereign debt, saying that it was part of a crucial push to return the firm to profitability.

"I wouldn't rule out the administration testing the water next year to see whether they can get the votes in the Senate to ratify the global test ban treaty, which would provide a crucial push towards it coming into force".

Mr. Ma, Mr. Ax, the violinists Itzhak Perlman, Pinchas Zukerman, Shlomo Mintz, Sergiu Luca, Joseph Swenson and Cho-Liang Lin and the pianist Yefim Bronfman were all given a crucial push by Mr. Stern early in their careers.

Domestic growth opportunity may be a crucial push factor of apparel retailers' internationalization.

Sprint and Verizon don't seem to understand that two of the three crucial push-to-talk advantages (saving time and airtime minutes) rely on instantaneous connections.

The year before, Dylan Kidd's nervy filmmaking debut, "Roger Dodger," starring Campbell Scott as an obnoxious smoothie introducing his naïve teenage nephew to the fleshpots of New York, won, and the victory lent the movie a crucial promotional push.

In a national and international environment where the fate of democracy hangs in the balance, it is crucial to push back.

Courage in leadership will be crucial to pushing forward the sustainable business agenda, says Jo Confino in the above video.

Making batteries on a large scale will be crucial for pushing electric cars into the mass market.

It had the texture of liquid cotton wool, but would be crucial for pushing toxins and garbage through my system.