Generative art, for instance, pushes the work of creation back a step.
George W. Bush, for instance, pushed for a prescription drug benefit for Medicare recipients that added an estimated $300 billion to the federal deficit — not to mention two budget-busting wars.
The foundation has, for instance, pushed states to embrace digital learning in public schools, a costly transition that often requires new software and hardware.
Europe's struggles, for instance, pushed Enel Green Power, one of the world's largest electricity generators from renewable sources like wind and solar, to explore markets like Brazil, Chile and Mexico, that may turn out to be a lot more promising than Europe.
Along with many economists, Mr. Summers argued that an overly aggressive trade stance could hurt manufacturing — by, for instance, pushing up the price of imported steel used by carmakers — and over time, drive companies away.
Leo Gerard, president of the United Steelworkers, said there were smarter things to do than demonstrating against layoffs — for instance, pushing Congress and the states to make sure the stimulus plan creates the maximum number of jobs in the United States.
Long-term atmospheric circulation patterns play a part; a strong El Niño, for instance, pushes water masses around in ways that increase the probability of high sea levels for the US west coast and decrease it for the tropical western Pacific.
Renewed Korean Peninsula and South China Sea tensions, for instance, pushed Bitcoin past $4,500.
He has, for instance, pushed hard for more bank deregulation by claiming that it will help the smaller banks.
