Sentence examples for made for pushing from inspiring English sources

There is the case to be made for pushing the limits up to the point where leadership and public education can secure ratification of a treaty that goes somewhat farther than what the legislation embodies, but that's a political judgment call.

Against a defence that uses a high line and lacks pace, a case could be made for pushing Hulk further forward.

But the effort to find a balance between them makes for much pushing and shoving, and will test the strength of the democracy.

Many people believed Deutch was made for great things, for pushing through huge public ventures like the Manhattan Project.

Third parties, at least since the advent of the Republicans in the 1850s, have generally been vehicles for making statements or for pushing the parties in an ideological direction.

That made for an improvisatory push and pull that made no two performances alike: volatile, messy and alive.

Clearly, Jamaica is uniquely vulnerable to economic pressure and thus every effort should be made to push for change.

Respondent 101: "Was not at all happy that I was made to push for an hour when there was still cervix in the way.

Even if it is reformable, many of the reforms that others have made or are pushing for make it worse, as has been argued.

An opening for your fingers makes pushing buttons fairly easy.

In late 1977, the CPO made plans to push for adding SR 117 to the Interstate Highway System, to obtain additional federal funding.