Sentence examples for orders pushing from inspiring English sources

The employees followed orders, pushing UBS' submissions"to the lowest quartile".

Behind the Resolute Desk of the Oval Office signing jumbo-size executive orders, pushing his red button to summon a butler with Diet Coke or flashing a thumbs-up from his high-backed cherry leather chair.

Tell them what to do, and they will surprise you with their ingenuity". During the Normandy Breakout of 1944, Patton led his Third Army with a series of half-page operations orders, pushing the German front from the Normandy beachhead east through France.

A large jump in output, employment and orders pushed the index to a record 62 from 58.7 the previous month.

Within a matter of seconds, a flurry of sell orders pushed the price of the company's shares down to a fraction of a penny before being suspended.

Only 21 were eventually built, leading the programme into a "death spiral" in which declining orders pushed up the unit price of an aircraft to absurd levels.

One big question mark is how to cope with the avalanche of orders pushed into the pipeline near the daily deadline.

Growth in output and new orders pushed the Markit/CIPS construction purchasing managers' index (PMI) to 51 from 50.8 in May, where anything above 50 indicates expansion.

Growth in both output and new orders pushed the Markit/CIPS construction purchasing managers' index (PMI) to 51 from 50.8 in May, where anything above 50 indicates expansion.

The delay along with a drop in UK orders pushed the taxi maker into a £2.6m loss for 2011, albeit down from £6.3m the year before.

Extra checks and delays at the borders are something we're anticipating but that's not going to help frustrated customers who get their orders pushed back.