Sentence examples for make a concerted push from inspiring English sources

In the weeks before the primary, Feinstein was far behind, but she was able to make a concerted push.

Maybe it's time for people in all these different fields to get together in a room and make a concerted push against the psychological barriers to success.

Mr. Ballmer, as Mr. Shum recalls, told him that the company wanted to make a concerted push in search and bring in leading technical experts and business managers.

Mr. Obama has decided to make a concerted push to persuade the departing Senate to approve the treaty in a lame-duck session this month.

That may be one reason why bond prices have fallen sharply lately, though yields remain very low.It would be nice if Japan's policy-makers could seize this opportunity to make a concerted push for reform and recovery.

But while the transportation authority's rapidly crumbling finances give the rescue effort a special urgency, Mr. Bloomberg has yet to make a concerted push to win Republican backing for the measure, even as fare increases and service reductions would presumably affect many city voters.

So what is holding the private sector back from making a concerted push to sustainability?

Even if Mr Clinton makes a concerted push for it, he is unlikely to win over the House of Representatives.

Schneider is not the only hospital on the Island making a concerted push to make hospitals as pleasant for children as a stay at the Hyatt.

The Taliban were making a concerted push into areas that overlook the capital, lawmakers and government officials in North-West Frontier Province said.

In recent years the supermarket has made a concerted push to lure wealthy shoppers away from higher-end chains by developing a reputation for offering quality food and wine at affordable prices.