Sentence examples for deadlines push from inspiring English sources

Developers could, of course, continue to do that hard work themselves, but how long until compressed development budgets and tight deadlines push product managers to just conclude that an iPad app on desktop is "good enough" and ship it out the door?

He always wrote too long; he could be pigheaded; he was a deadline pusher.

Agents want the deadline pushed back to late November or December.

With the deadline pushed back, the union has until 5 p.m. Eastern next Friday to file decertification papers with Doty's court.

But earlier this year, the Census Bureau quietly changed its deadline, pushing it back at least six months.

We've heard that before, only to have the deadline pushed back so that holdout Attorneys General can be brought on board with the agreement.

Because not all campuses have formal protocols to deal with these complaints, if a victim, for example, talks to a professor about an assault to have an assignment deadline pushed back, there's not necessarily going to be any record of that conversation.

For me, as a young entrepreneur in college, I set actionable deadlines that push myself forward.

But the deadlines were pushed far into the future: 2010 for richer members, 2020 for poorer.

But the deadlines were pushed far into the future— 2010 for richer members, 2020 for poorer and few countries show any will to meet them.

The new law's ambiguities, as well as increased liability for lawyers and demands for more paperwork on short deadlines, have pushed up legal fees considerably, he said.