Sentence examples for most recent push from inspiring English sources

The most recent push came last week at Comic-Con International, the annual pop culture convention here.

The most recent push to pass immigration reform, during the George W. Bush administration, was scuttled in large part because grass-roots conservatives rose up against the effort.

The most recent push includes two main fronts, one by the Kenyans aimed at Kismayu, and the other a gruesome street battle in the Mogadishu neighborhood of Deynile.

But the most recent push, the sale of the stakes in the energy companies -- considered the crown jewels of the privatization drive -- stalled in September after a deep split opened in the coalition cabinet of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

That appears to have paid off in the Baby Hope case, as the anonymous call coincided with the most recent push to publicize the case, which apparently reminded the caller of a conversation she had had years earlier in a laundromat.

Its most recent push to accomplish this is its expansion into the automobile.

The most recent pushes for reform was in 2012, when Conservative Member of Parliament Rob Clarke introduced legislation to repeal certain aspects of the bill and to commit the government to adopt a plan to eliminate the Indian Act altogether.

DUBAI — For its most recent advertising push, the Saudi Arabian telecommunications giant Mobily did not turn to the street or television to engage with customers.

Disney's most recent branding push goes along with the upcoming "Star Wars: Force Awakens" movie, and it has been nothing short of impressive.

Screening as part of the World Cinema Documentary Competition at Sundance, it is a document of the recording of Nick Cave's most recent album "Push the Sky Away," an intimate look at his life, creative process and where his mind is at now, as well as a burnishment of his carefully crafted persona as lover man, wild man and man in touch with the darkest parts of human nature.

His most recent remarks pushed that time back to the end of the year.