Sentence examples for far of pushing from inspiring English sources

Uptake has been slow, with just 111,000 registered accounts in May, according to leaked figures, and an estimated 250,000 users through the service's combination of personal and family accounts, and Apple has shown no signs so far of pushing the brand further.

The courts need to do a far better job of pushing back.

But the government remains way off the target set in the mid-1980s (when leftists enjoyed far more clout) of pushing education spending by central and local governments to 4% of GDP by the year 2000.

While political analysts deem him a long shot, they say the fact that he has gotten this far after decades of pushing what was seen as a fringe agenda is a worrying sign of how desperate this nation is for strong leadership after years of cascading troubles.

Sheik Ghozzi and other critics accuse the extremists of pushing a far less tolerant version of Islam than that long practiced in Tunisia.

He may have had to as Peszko would have been able to cut in and shoot but both full-backs have been guilty of pushing too far up, getting caught and then cynically clogging to hold up play.

Perhaps it's this uncertainty that attracts so many intelligent, adventurous minds, eager to push the limits of the form, even at the risk of pushing too far.

But the two "reporters", as the ALI calls its drafters, have been accused by an influential group of ALI members of pushing too far, too fast in trying to change the way America views non-consensual sex.

In London, Conservative leaders tried to co-opt extremists instead of pushing their far-right Euro rebels to join the UK Independence Party.

Zuma accused journalists of pushing boundaries too far.

George Osborne has so far resisted taxing bonuses for fear of pushing financial institutions overseas.