Sentence examples for easier to push around from inspiring English sources

Or does Du Pont, with the bully's natural cunning, find Mark easier to push around and see in Mark a convenient bait to get Dave on the payroll?

Younger CEOs are probably easier to push around.

The professionals at the Bureau of Census take enormous pride in their nonpartisan approach, and they would not be easy to push around by any party's leadership.

"I think it's a great venue and it is a good surface to play on - the court is easy to push around and the bounce is even - but it is a fast surface so that is something I will be working on as we get closer to the Games.

You'd think she'd be ethereal and easy to push around.

The hawkish new nominee as defence secretary won't be so easy to push around.

And when it comes to immigration reform, a policy of amnesty would make it even less likely that immigrants would drive down wages, since undocumented workers are much easier for employers to push around, find it difficult (if not impossible) to unionize, and are more likely to accept below-market wages.

Sacks of potatoes were easier and much cheaper to push around than people would have been.

These changes might make it easier to push this legislation through the House.

For Republicans, the weak economy makes it easier to push for extending the lower rates.

It's easier to push them down and ignore them.