Sentence examples for intent on pushing from inspiring English sources

Several more have sprung up from young technology companies and established banks, offering smartphone applications, software gizmos and online channels intent on pushing Indian commerce toward one of the nation's most pervasive goods.

On the one hand, there was De Blasio, intent on pushing progressive programs to help the poor, the disenfranchised and the shrinking middle class while carrying out civic duties such as officiating at Groundhog Day events.

Democrats were just as intent on pushing back.

Byron Scott was intent on pushing his players.

While the others were intent on pushing on with the bombing campaign, he worked on a new strategy.

The risk is that, if foreign investors believe the Bush team is intent on pushing the dollar down, they will become much less keen to hold American assets.

Researchers also found automated bot accounts peddling anti-vaccine messages to inflame Twitter users with the intent of pushing them to click on malicious links that downloaded malware.

The president appears intent on focusing his energy on pushing his political and religious agenda through by having the Roberts hearings progress as scheduled.

It also dealt at least a temporary setback to groups intent on "defunding the left" and on pushing universities in a more conservative direction.

So her insistence on pushing ahead with the extravagant art exhibit, which one staff member describes as "just a big commercial for Chanel", is a statement of intent in more ways than one.

Rocco Quinn came on for Stuart Kettlewell before the hour as Staggies boss Derek Adams signalled his intent to push for the opener.