Sentence examples for means push from inspiring English sources

I'm ceaselessly surprised by how many older people of means push back against necessary changes to Social Security and Medicare.

I like to keep the skin in as it has most of the gooseberry flavour and provides the fool with a bit of bite, but by all means push it through a sieve for a smoother finish.

The swoosh heard around the world Media's two tribes Two cheers for Sarbanes-Oxley ReprintsDrucker's advice to focus on clear and measurable goals has resonated deeply in a country where the most common management injunction is gambare, which loosely (and unhelpfully) means "push yourself".

If you are pursuing a huge category where you can build a $100 billion company, by all means push the valuation as high as possible, raise as much as possible and try to win at all costs.

So my supervisor said 'Drop', which means push-ups.

But locking in the gains means pushing ahead with reforms.

That means "pushing out more in the digital space than ever before," she added.

This means pushing into more sophisticated areas such as "integrated solutions" and consulting.

Since it cannot curb arrivals from the European Union, that means pushing harder to reject non-Europeans.

"If that means pushing out the deadline for a day or two, so be it".

That means pushing hard for faster job creation, but also warning about looming federal deficits and their threat to prosperity.