Sentence examples for particular push from inspiring English sources

There has been a particular push in east Africa.

The governor is also making a particular push for Tom Foley, the Independence candidate for the fourth congressional district.

Marketers in particular push a kind of reverse-engineered ­version of this theory, implying that winning over a certain category of people (early adopters) dictates widespread acceptance.

Others followed.In 1980 Ronald Reagan's advocacy of smaller, less intrusive government resonated nationally, but he made a particular push for southern white Democrats.

Cameron told reporters: "We would like to see others increase their financial contributions, but it is not just about money, it is about getting the world together to agree and license vaccines faster, and we are making a particular push on that".

Mr. Gates, speaking at the conclusion of the first NATO defense ministers' meeting held since President Obama ordered 30,000 additional American troops to Afghanistan, said he had made a particular push to get other nations to supply 4,000 more troops to train and then operate with Afghan Army and police units.

The offense, and quarterback Mark Sanchez and tight end Dustin Keller in particular, pushed the team this time.

The currency depreciation has in particular pushed up headline inflation, which reached 1.6% in December (see chart).

That may be changing as a result of events, with the French in particular pushing strongly for greater pooling of intelligence following the Paris attacks.

There was instant improvement from Chelsea at the start of the second half, with Branislav Ivanovic in particular pushed much farther upfield.

Her standup in particular pushes the boundaries ("my mum says she drank through all four pregnancies, but I'm an only child").