Sentence examples for greater push from inspiring English sources
"We needed a much greater push for change at the top, with more urgency," he said.
As more companies turn to the Internet to sell consumer merchandise, there will be a greater push for anti-counterfeit measures like DNA tagging, Mr. Outwater said.
It is not clear that Apple needs a wholesale restructuring rather than simply a greater push from Mr. Cook to be bolder in these products.
Relatedly, look for a greater push by companies for bring-down fairness opinion or protection from upside increases if they are paying with stock.
But Sheldon Goldman, a political science professor at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, said that without significant changes to Senate rules, a greater push might make little difference.
Meanwhile, Kevin Watson, a member of the Global development site's advisory panel, argues for a greater push on education from world leaders in an effort to tackle inequality in schools.
Men exerted greater pushing strength with the 48.6-cm handle distance while women's capacity was greatest with the 31-cm distance.
Baird rattles off the movement's rationale: An independent state would deliver local control to a region whose residents have long chafed under Sacramento's rules, feel alienated from urban culture and believe in greater push-back against an overreaching federal government.
The Energy Recycling artificial foot captured collision energy and returned it as positive ankle work later in stance, resulting in greater push-off and lower metabolic expenditure than with the Conventional Prosthesis.
One explanation for this may be that longer cycle lengths and pole and leg recovery times demonstrated by better skiers are consequences of greater push-off power, as recently shown by Stöggl et al. (2010).
