Sentence examples for generalized push from inspiring English sources

The country doesn't need a generalized push to raise standards everywhere but rather concentrated help for the poor and minority students who lag far behind.

The most common narrative mode is the generalized past.

Health systems have consequently been pushed away from generalized horizontal care, curative services and quality assurance, all important determinants of trust.

In order to push back a potential generalized epidemic, the Vietnamese government has focused on the recognized high risk populations, mainly young male drug users.

Each corresponding handle was given to test subjects who performed a generalized gripping task consisting of one minute push and afterwards pull force of 50 N, then torque left 1 Nm and torque up for 2 Nm and also maximum voluntary contraction for ten seconds.

Ultimately the service could feed targeted advertising rather than the generalized stuff aired to everyone and the chance to buy products with a button push.

Trust in its generalized form, i.e. trusting people in general, including strangers [ 73], was studied, because involuntary and pushed euthanasia might be caused by a lot of people, or even by the society as a whole; either by acting accordingly in one´s personal sphere or by electing corresponding pro-euthanasia political parties.

Huppert said he hoped to push ministers into a specific yes/no/maybe for each recommendation, rather than merely a "Thanks for this valuable report" generalized rebuff.

They push, push, push.

It's a generalized term.

The choreography was attractive but generalized.