Sentence examples for genuine push from inspiring English sources

A genuine push on pricing in Central Europe has caused earnings to fall to a very low level.

There's a genuine push to log in for a daily session, helping maintain its social standing, which should further intensify once you're actually banding together with friends.

Wigan's hopes of a genuine push towards the Grand Final looked in tatters when they became the second team to lose to bottom club Celtic Crusaders on 13 June; the Super League newcomers recording a 22 16 win.

Because he has never tried to rein in the Likud's extremists, he has no mandate within his own party for a genuine push for peace.

The club entered administration on 9 March, ending what had been a genuine push for promotion; talks between the administrator and Adams did not seem constructive, as Adams told the press that he was "taking legal advice".

It is upsetting not only because it is a cheap shot; it is upsetting because it is a tactic that disguises political games as a genuine push for transparency.

Since then, in what has become a steady drumbeat of revelations about the about the US National Security Agency other nations' spy agencies, we've learned how utterly hostile our governments have become to our most fundamental rights in the post 9/11 world – but we've also seen the first genuine push-back by some of the people who have the power to make a near-term difference.

We're not going to be so English today but perhaps I ought to as Philander gets Cook to edge, thankfully down through second slip's legs for four then takes two more with a genuine pushed drive.

That informal, tea-fuelled get-together in Gill's front room offers a powerful taste of what a genuine national push for energy conservation might look like.

The score suggests both deep empathy with the characters and a sense of genuine heroism pushed to its limits, all of which Jones denies his protagonists.

This is not to say that there are not genuine reformers pushing for positive changes to our education system.