Sentence examples for practical push from inspiring English sources

If the Socialists do well and get a working majority in the National Assembly in alliance with federalist parties of the left, it will be easier for Mr. Hollande to join Ms. Merkel in a practical push for more fiscal and political convergence.

But for political and practical reasons, pushing most new technologies is much easier on the commercial side, from where many migrate to our homes.

How useful were the gadflies in helping push practical proposals to even up wealth distribution?

Some couples may not be able to afford the Hamptons, and the practical spouse may push for an inland area or the mountains, "where they can pay less and get more house," Ms. Stimmel said.

The three groups have also begun to push practical applications of their work.

Current approaches are taking a variety of practical shortcuts to push data sharing forward, such as focusing only on meta-analytic approaches or sharing of only contrast images.

So, he did not have a practical interest in pushing his inquiries in purely scientific directions.

It's because practical effects have pushed to the absolute limits the power of the human imagination and what we can achieve with our bare hands.

The B-value design is more practical than the iterative push out design in that it is tractable even for small values of resampling risk, which was a challenge with the iterative push out design.

" [I]t would not be practical," writes Williamson, "to push this very far, because too many of the Latin rich have the option of placing too many of their assets in Miami" [ 128].

But it's easy to see how they could be pushed into practical use.