Sentence examples similar to effects of push from inspiring English sources

The effects of pushing the tempo were more apparent in a sweltering arena where an air conditioning problem pushed the temperature to more than 90 degrees, but what was most clear was the conditioning and relentlessness of the Spurs offense.

The purpose of the study is to examine the effects of push-up plus variants and elbow position on vertical ground reaction force and electromyographical activity of four shoulder muscles during concentric contraction.

Hence, if the effect of pull is negative, the effect of push could be positive.

The effect of "push" factors like poor working conditions in source countries, combined with the attractive "pull" factors like higher wages in destination countries, encourages the migration of health workers from the areas in which they trained to countries with greater opportunities (see Table  1) [ 1- 15].

But this had the effect of pushing his opponents skyward.

"It has the effect of pushing the blame on to fans and gay players themselves.

You're creating an enormous cost that will only have the effect of pushing jobs offshore".

That kind of happiness is, for obvious reasons, self-defeating: it has the effect of pushing other people away.

That has had the effect of pushing room rates from about $200 a night to about $250.

The news had the effect of pushing the dollar back up through US90 cents as it continued its February rally.

But it had the effect of pushing ownership into foreign hands because there was not enough local capital".