Sentence examples for finding pushed from inspiring English sources

Investigators said that the finding pushed back the date that the first shootings occurred in the Washington metropolitan region and that the attack provided clues about where Mr. Muhammad and Mr. Malvo might have obtained money.

This new finding pushed the studies on the plants of Shisandraceae to a new climax.

Last year, there were about 1.18 Amazon Echo devices per Alexa household, but this new finding pushes the number to around 1.5 to 1.6 smart speaker devices per household.

The findings push back the date that humans arrived in the Americas, says Gonzalez, whose team reported its results at a press conference here yesterday.

The findings push back the age of fire to 790,000 years ago--more than three times earlier than the previously accepted date--and could help explain how early humans were able to colonize Europe.

That elevated blood ivory into a security threat – the finding that pushed Obama to action.

Financial pressures are mounting on the NHS and a growing number of hospital trusts are finding themselves pushed towards a cliff edge.

Trying to play on the break only resulted in the visitors finding themselves pushed on to the back foot, however, allowing City to keep rolling forward.

These figures show us three things: the market cannot be relied upon to respond to a problem just because it is politically and socially expedient; housing associations are responding to housing need as rapidly as they can; and, despite that, housing associations are finding themselves pushed out because of public funding cuts – as the drop in completions shows.

Only in the fall, after a few other groups confirmed the findings and pushed the temperature up a few more degrees, did the wider physics community become intrigued.

The Wellington ICoE CR is the only IRDR International Center of Excellence that has explicitly avoided a top-down approach to research in which academic findings are pushed down for practitioner uptake.