Sentence examples for push leads from inspiring English sources

A push leads to a violent shove, and one unintentionally kills the other.

Our expectation that clothes can be had for so little pushes retailers to economize in production, and that push leads, seemingly inexorably, to tragedies like the collapse of a building housing garment factories in Bangladesh, or the fire in a similar building in November 2012.

At its heart a sales platform, Nimble is all about contact lists, and making those contact lists more dynamic and likely to push leads.

Some analysts speculated that it would please some in Washington if France's push leads to a tougher deal at the next round of negotiations, which are to start Nov. 20 in Geneva.

An initial horizontal spread of an innovation or a temporarily constrained learning opportunity (i.e. only push leads to a reward for a week) combined with subsequent habit formation could go a long way in explaining stable behavioural differences on the group level.

A pull towards the body typically brings the pad into contact and maximizes adhesion, whereas a push leads to detachment.

That and a Rutgers offensive push led by guard Jerome Coleman (12 points) gave Rutgers its 33-22 haleadme lead.

White Plains is experiencing a boom in its downtown in an aggressive development push led by the city's mayor.

But the push — led by Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, and backed by influential groups like the Heritage Foundation — is showing appeal among the conservative grass roots.

The French government has consistently opposed plans to expose private investors to any restructuring of Greek debt, despite a strong push led by Germany.

That was the beginning of a big push, led by Unesco, to put education about new disaster risks in a language and a context that islanders could understand.