Sentence examples for particular to push from inspiring English sources

London is making common cause with Manchester in particular to push for greater devolution.

Facebook deletion was difficult to navigate to the particular button to push to close the account.

As a result, Beijing has no particular desire to push for anyone from another Asian country.

Here in the United States, long the world's biggest carbon-emitter (until China outstripped us, partly by becoming the manufacturer of a significant percentage of our products), we have a particular responsibility to push hard.

Or they have a particular line to push.

Madison in particular wanted to push the Constitution back in the direction of his Virginia plan.

Both are centrist technocrats, with no particular ability to push through an extreme agenda if they had one (which they don't), and the U.S. will be largely the same four years from now regardless of who is elected.

Unite, in particular, is determined to push Labour in this direction.

When I updated Anton Wernig on the progress Reeve had made — in particular, his ability to push off with his legs and make snow-angel movements in a pool — he said it was "shocking".

And though it's a terrifying struggle to continue as normal in the midst of the violence on the frontlines, Salbi says there is typically one particular group determined to push life forward: women.

Advocacy groups should shift from fund-raising for particular cancers to pushing for research aimed at many kinds of cancer at once, Dr. Brawley said.