Sentence examples for into doing much from inspiring English sources

On that basis, you would expect him to prod the Fed into doing much more than it is.

To which the proper response is that other countries should be pressed into doing much more, not that Britain should immediately be doing much less.

I also believe WEP will steer policy into doing much for women in abusive relationships and at risk of violence and exploitation from unacceptable cultural beliefs.

Not only does the Israeli Government refuse or block most aid, but it has cowed Egypt into doing much the same on Gaza's southern border.

But it also reflects anxiety that Barack Obama's sober doctrine for American power first, do no harm has veered into not doing much at all.The elder Bush steered between other extremes.

An actor that can draw viewers into the character without doing much.

But Paramount and its financing and producing partner, Skydance Productions, are counting on "Into Darkness" to do much better — perhaps delivering a 100 percent increase over the 2009 movie's overseas gross.

"Shrink, huh, what made you get into that?" "Do much cooking?" "What do you think is better, baggies or Saran Wrap or do you like your stuff shrink wrapped?" Condoms on bananas in middle school?

But surely we came into politics, into government, to do much more than address the relatively small amount of abuse of our welfare and immigration systems?

His linkage of diverting historical anecdotes to pressing current issues and his skill at contracting complex ideas into clever apothegms do much to explain his appeal to politicians in search of a punchy quote.

In fact, this bill doesn't require constituents to dig into their pockets, or do much of anything.