Sentence examples for greatest push to from inspiring English sources

The greatest push to free movement of labor in soccer came in 1995 after the so-called Bosman ruling.

"I don't think anyone in this room wants to see us engaged in an effort that widens, unintentionally, the gap between rich and poor," he said, "especially when we're engaged in the greatest push to reduce global poverty the world has ever seen".

Consider India's great push to plant jatropha.

But there has been a great push to reopen it of late.

The great push to serve the hundreds of millions of unbanked people, while noble, is just as experimental as Wall Street's adventures in subprime debt.

From my extensive reporting on the sexual abuse crisis in the 1990s, I don't recall any great push to excommunicate priests who forced themselves on kids.

"Do you really think that there would be this great push to repeal the Stand Your Ground law if Zimmerman had been convicted?" Mr. Gaetz asked.

"Chelsea Piers gives a great push to the waterfront," agreed Albert Butzel, who led a coalition of citizens' groups to push for the park.

In sunscreens, titanium dioxide is the material of choice and there is a great push to find more sustainable and cheaper alternatives.

"There is a greater push to do it this year because the rates are up and the benefit department has been downsized along with the rest of the firm," said Larry Boress, executive director of the Chicago Business Group on Health, an employers' group.

Toksvig herself joined in the criticism last year, saying: "I know there has been a great push to get more female panellists on television, and I don't think that's the answer.