Sentence examples for prefers to push from inspiring English sources

Zach always errs on the side of broadness, and Mr. Kasdan clearly prefers to push in the other direction.

Instead of studying what other people have already discovered, Bacon prefers to "push the envelope and see what else might exist in the world through original research". This is why he came to MIT in the first place the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP).

"By endorsing and co-hosting a coal summit in the shadows of the UN's climate change negotiations Poland has proven it prefers to push its own selfish interests, and those of the coal industry, rather than working collectively to achieve a global climate deal by 2015," she told RTCC.

Last year my colleague Jack Zenger and I created a self-assessment that measures the extent to which a person prefers to push (drive hard for results) or pull (inspire and motivate others).

Tactically, Baker prefers to push form over substance, a choice that runs the risks that killed his old approach, which was based on holding Palestinian elections to create a team to sit and negotiate with the Israeli government.

The current national tourist campaign ignores him, preferring to push the Carpathian mountains.

Vanderbilt, from the Southeastern Conference, preferred to push for easy, fast-break baskets, sometimes pulling up for a quick 3-pointer.

Republican colleagues have opposed the treaty and would prefer to push the matter into the 112th Congress, which begins in January, potentially dooming it.

But the Army may prefer to push the network's fighters, at least for a while, into eastern Afghanistan, where they also control territory.

Speaking in televised remarks on Saturday, Sergei Lavrov said that "our American colleagues still prefer to push the Ukrainian leadership toward a confrontational path".

In the meeting Tuesday afternoon, Jackson offered to withdraw, a senior administration official said, but said he would prefer to push forward.