Sentence examples for indeed pushing for from inspiring English sources

The National Review's Robert Costa reported that members of the GOP conference are indeed pushing for the amendment.

Indeed, in pushing for mayoral control in 2002, Mr. Bloomberg argued that the old system was dysfunctional because seven members of the board were appointed by six elected officials, and no one was in charge.

Prescott indeed is pushing for regional referendums on English devolution to be held early in the new Parliament, and a consensus among English commentators, enunciated by Sue MacGregor, is that the right way to deal with the problem is by cutting the Scottish grant.

Scientists are indeed pushing back.

Indeed, Beijing is pushing for additional deals, and has encouraged the state-controlled banking sector to finance them.

General Petraeus, as the head of Central Command, is completely supportive of the move and indeed had been pushing for it unsuccessfully behind the scenes in the Bush presidency for some time.

The 9/11 commission report clearly agrees with Mr. Rumsfeld's overall design for the Special Operations Command and, indeed, pushes it farther and faster.

Limited options for alternative income have indeed pushed a significant number of already economically weak Mauritanian households to negative coping mechanisms such as child labor.

If the Misratans are indeed pushed back to their home town, it will be a setback for the Islamists.

Output disruptions have indeed pushed up prices.

These financial pressures have indeed pushed more Americans into college.