Sentence examples for outcome pushing from inspiring English sources

"Pumping more money into a housing market with chronic undersupply has one surefire outcome – pushing up house prices.

The report said the economy had already begun to suffer the effects of the uncertainty surrounding the referendum outcome, pushing down the value of sterling and discouraging commercial property investment in the UK.

"It's critically important for the fairness of our democratic system, and for people's trust in it, that courts prevent politicians who have a stake in the outcome pushing through restrictions that prevent people voting".

Testing should absolutely not be deployed to screen the entire population of men over the age of 50, the outcome pushed by those who stand to profit.

It is excellent news for our residents as it achieves the outcome pushed for by the council - the protection of local services".

Uncertainty over the election outcome pushed the gap between Irish and French bond yields to its widest in eight months this week, although Ireland can still borrow near record lows.

Unfortunately, they are affected by some of the same negative outcomes pushed in the sports created by de Coubertin and his friends.

Nearly from the beginning of the Syrian uprising, Turkey has sought to shape its outcome by pushing Mr. Assad to liberalize the political process.

Epistasis can also constrain evolutionary outcomes by pushing evolution along some paths and away from others [ 1, 2, 7].

One possibility is that the better overall glycemic control in the IS arm dampened the effects of HbA1c on PAD outcomes by pushing the majority of participants into an HbA1c range in which there was relatively little effect of glycemic control on the development of new atherosclerosis, while a greater proportion of participants in the IP arm remained in a higher range of HbA1c.

This outcome would push Britain only to the middle of the rich-country pack.