Sentence examples for might not push from inspiring English sources

Not that it was especially glamorous — as an assistant, you might not push a mail cart any more, but you answer phones, run errands, type contracts and read everything you come across.

In other words, without a Larry Kramer, without some of the radicals in the civil-rights movement or in the women's-rights movement, that, in fact, things might not push forward quite as well, or quite as quickly, or quite as effectively?

Ms. Rice said for the first time on Saturday that Washington might not push for a vote on a referral during the November meeting, suggesting that the United States may not have the votes it needs to win a second vote on the agency's board.

Tommy G. Thompson, who is Mr. Bush's selection to head the Department of Health and Human Services, signaled that he might not push hard for one of the president-elect's main campaign promises, to provide states with an immediate infusion of $12 billion a year in federal financing to help them provide prescription drug coverage for the poorest of their elderly citizens.

But automakers might not push him to go that far. .

Its art style mightn't push the capabilities of current-gen consoles the game is cross-gen, for PlayStations 3 and 4 and Microsoft machines, and Windows but it's painterly pretty, and its lighting hugely atmospheric.

I happen to agree with him that, given that the final vote is a foregone conclusion, we might as well not push it to a vote.

This might not only push you into a higher bracket, but also into possibly higher tax rates — if the government decides to raise them.

The 59 abstentions reflected the widespread sentiment that the new initiative might not help push both parties toward new peace talks in Geneva proposed by the United States and Russia.

They fear a Lew Treasury might not aggressively push back financial industry efforts to water down the Dodd-Frank financial-reform law or keep an eye out for the next financial crisis.

If you look at some of the autonomy questions that were in the original bill... Democrats felt that if they didn't 'get it now,' they might never get it and did not push for some of the natural by-products of democracy that, looking back on it 40 years later, would seem to be no-brainers".