Sentence examples for problem pushing from inspiring English sources

The slump that began late last year has sharply exacerbated the problem, pushing the unemployment rate to 5.7% low by international standards but a record in Japan.

Many economists argue that the austerity approach favored by the troika is itself part of the problem, pushing Greek unemployment to depression levels.

And Michael Kors, who is at the end of his tenure at Celine, never seemed to have a problem pushing that idea over the top.

Inktomi says it doesn't have any problem pushing data onto a variety of devices.

The problem: Pushing to sell more products to consumers throws Dell into a bloody knife fight with Hewlett-Packard and Apple.

Overall, AT&T will not have any problem pushing the phone out of the door – unless the iPhone drops in price.

This time, however, the brake problem pushed him out of the race after 26 laps.

The foundational problem pushes the question about cohesion into the corpuscles themselves.

The result was that a power supply problem pushed Wright's keyboards completely out of tune, damaging the band's performance.

The effects of pushing the tempo were more apparent in a sweltering arena where an air conditioning problem pushed the temperature to more than 90 degrees, but what was most clear was the conditioning and relentlessness of the Spurs offense.

"He's having problems pushing off his leg and as a knee retains fluid, you can't bend it like you normally can.