Sentence examples for has given a push from inspiring English sources

For instance, the recent setback for Korean Protestantism has given a push to Catholicism (whose priests don't have sons to inherit churches).

The Enron story has given a push to campaign finance reform; perhaps "John Q". can do the same for universal health coverage.

The studio has given a push to its more highbrow fare here before -- most successfully with Ang Lee's "Life of Pi" in 2012.

Mr. Arafat said it had given "a push to the peace process".

Both of these small Moscow theaters have given a push to several fledgling writers and directors, including Mr. Kurochkin and Ms. Subbotina.

In Pennsylvania, the state's continuing budget woes have given a push to casino-sponsored online gambling.

"This has given a further push to Koizumi's popularity," said Yoshiaki Iisaka, a professor of political science at Seigakuin University, just north of Tokyo.

At the height of the gift-giving season, their aggregate taste for diamond-drop earrings, sequin slippers, dome-shape rings, and gold-plated cameras, has given a vigorous push to luxury sales on the Internet.

Argentina's chaotic political and financial collapse has given a strong push to a plan by the International Monetary Fund to allow nations to declare bankruptcy and seek legal protection from their creditors, much as people and companies can do, fund officials and private experts said.

A remarkable initial box office performance has given a substantial awards push to Asif Kapadia's documentary about the late singer Amy Winehouse.

In some ways it has given an extra push to trends that were already in evidence when the economy was booming.