Sentence examples for expected to push back from inspiring English sources

But industry is expected to push back hard in the Senate, where Frank Lautenberg, a New Jersey Democrat, has offered a similar measure.

The government has declared a public holiday from Thursday to Monday, when high tides are expected to push back at the runoff flowing through Bangkok's canals, causing floodwaters to crest.

Whatever the first offer, ask for a 25% higher valuation because you're expected to push back.

Rep. Sanford, his Republican colleagues in the House and Senate, Young Conservatives for Energy Reform and the young Republicans who support action on climate change can be expected to push back against the narrative that predicts economic Armageddon if market-based actions to reduce carbon pollution are pursued in Congress.

The Bank of England is expected to push the base rate back up to 4.75% later this year.Britain's homebuyers are vulnerable to quite small increases in the cost of mortgages because they have taken on so much debt during the good times.

As more teams use four defenders instead of three, the outside backs are expected to push wider and be more involved in attacking.

With the monkey (of tacking to his right for political survival) off his back, Boehner is expected to push through a bipartisan government funding bill that keeps Planned Parenthood funding intact and avoids a government shutdown.

Voters who expected him to push back against demands for more austerity from Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, and other European leaders have been bitterly disappointed.

"We were expecting them to push back on us in that third 500m," Hill said, "and they never did".

"We would also expect him to push back by a couple of years the date by which he aims to eliminate the budget deficit," Hawksworth said.

Many economists had expected the Fed to push back its guidance for when it might start to raise interest rates but it stuck with its "late-2014" language.