Sentence examples for may shove from inspiring English sources

Dictatorships may shove the zeitgeist into a new track by brute force alone.

Companies may be nudging now, but in future they may shove.

Such requirements may shove laggards along a bit, but they will not stop the greedy or perverse.

It's good that the American economy seems to be recovering, and this may shove some problems into the future.

Just as Microsoft successfully "cut off" Netscape's air supply by giving away its Explorer Web browser as part of the Windows operating system, Google may shove Windows Mobile aside if the Google Phone is given away to hand-set makers.

Earlier research had suggested that family members may be tempted to run the company at the expense of other shareholders, and there are plenty of examples of such businesses, such as Adelphia Communications, dominated by the Rigas family; or the family may shove in a second-rate scion to manage things, as at Wang Laboratories, run into the ground by the founder's son.

Products could also move into ever more exotic areas in order to deliver higher returns, which may yet shove the pendulum back in the other direction and require the use of more derivatives to replicate the desired exposures.

Western is asking for a rate increase on its electric power business, but regulators may instead shove a rate cut down its throat.

They may also shove you, but a good stance should prevent falling.

You may also shove old newspaper into the shoe to keep the shape, but inserting your hand creates better control.

Tazawa guaranteed that he would remain in the rotation and may have shoved Brad Penny off the roster.