Sentence examples for hence pushing from inspiring English sources

While roaming charges for EU travelers were abolished across the bloc last summer, the parliament was concerned that charges for calls and texts between EU Member States is often disproportionately high — hence pushing for the cap, which was not in the original EC proposal.

Hence pushing the ball away when least expected.

This forced the Bank to raise interest rates several times and hence push the pound higher.

Especially controversial are provisions that would widen city limits to include several Albanian-dominated districts and hence push the Albanian share of the city's population over 20%.

Oddly enough, the one early vocal dissenter to this view at the time considered pterosaurs to be the ancestors of birds (a position we now know is incorrect) and hence pushed for a theory of active flight (Seeley, 1901).

Being journalists, and hence pushed for time and rather unfit, we have been given a slimmed-down version of a course which usually takes several days and includes lessons on fire-fighting and common offshore hazards.I have been offshore in the North Sea before, but this is the first time I have had to do helicopter escape training.

Home PCs can be the staging ground for a large denial-of-service attack, but servers have access to far more bandwidth and can hence push out far larger amounts of traffic.

For example, a decline in the GDP per capita of origin country indicates the deteriorating economic conditions leading to uncertainty in employment opportunities, hence pushes people to migrate while any improvement in the GDP per capita of destination will pull the workforce from origin country.

Because they are effectively selling the currency being used for quantitative easing on the international markets, this can increase the supply of the currency and hence push down its value.

In our study we show that insect galls create a distinct headspace which is different from the surrounding plant tissues and hence push the borders of their extended phenotype.

It is also likely that if CS and operational or line management were provided by the same person, due to clinical priorities and competing work demands, CS may be seen a "poor cousin" in the work context and hence pushed down the list of priorities.