Sentence examples for push existing from inspiring English sources

A creative laboratory that provides artists with a space to freely experiment and push existing boundaries.

The projected intensification of ESLs will likely push existing structures beyond their design limits32,33.

Yet the successful deployment of these projects in the real-world is deeply intertwined with questions of regulation and legal liability that push existing doctrinal boundaries---from IP to health regulation to due process and civil rights---to their limits.

Southampton, already one of the largest, will increase the number of containers there by 30% in the next year.As ships travelling from Asia to Europe get bigger, they push existing ships onto routes between Europe and South America.

Competition is always good for consumers, and upstarts, such as the triad in this market, often push existing partners to offer more options–and Apple has thoroughly dominated this market for the past few years.

Citibank may have decided it is too risky to compete on price, said H. Jay Sarles, a vice chairman of FleetBoston Financial who oversees operations in the New York area, because a sudden offer of better rates on some accounts might push existing customers to swap for the better deals.

Meantime, some experiments have been geared toward pushing existing 4G LTE technology further.

NCUA is concerned about restructuring activity that pushes existing losses into future reporting periods without improving the loan's collectability.

The real risk was that higher mortgage payments could have pushed existing homeowners into distressed selling, which would have halted any recovery and dashed confidence.

Continuous scaling, necessary for enhanced performance and cost reduction, has pushed existing CMOS materials much closer to their intrinsic reliability limits, forcing reliability engineers to get a better understanding of circuit failure.

"We have been seeing a rapid increase in such modifications being carried out," says Andreas Haltermann of the Tenants' Alliance, "primarily so landlords can increase the rent – sometimes to an extortionate level – with the intention of pushing existing residents out, so they can either sell the flat or rent it out at a much higher rate".