Sentence examples for for less push from inspiring English sources

Jefferson's NFL.com draft profile mentions "thin ankles," and Bleacher Report NFL draft writer Matt Miller said that Jefferson's body type — "skinny legs" that allow for "less push in the lower body" — could make him less appealing to some teams.

There will be less push for fancy or funky buns and more desire for buns freshly baked in-house or at a bakery down the street.

That makes holding a job a higher priority than holding the line on pay and benefits, much less pushing for improvements, Mr. Masik said.

Do you think our actions as consumers consuming less, pushing for positive change —can lead to two-way change in the industry as well?

We learned that there is a push for less invasive, "lower energy" cataract surgery to better preserve the tissue around the lens often disturbed by the ultrasound energy involved by more invasive phacosurgery.

As many have pointed out, this was a huge opportunity for him to reframe the energy debate, push for less dependence of fossil fuels, and remind the American public that high gas prices are part of a larger problem: a dependence on high-risk fossil fuels like oil and coal.

And because of that, it has become a frequent source of arguments, with them always pushing for more time, while their father and I push for less.

Re: "Who Will Needle Regulators Now That Enron's Muzzled?" (Jan . 20 which discussed energy deregulation in light of Enron's push for less government control.

Niche industries like payday lenders and check-cashing services will push for less burdensome federal regulation.

Efforts will include campaigns to heighten consumer awareness, push for less packaging and to question sell-by dates that seem overly restrictive.

But many Tea Party supporters are better defined as conservative Republicans, who want to see the party push for less government spending, but who also believe in the importance of military spending.