Sentence examples for push on making from inspiring English sources

The Big Trend Expect modest sales gains for hybrids, diesels and tiny vehicles, but a bigger push on making conventional cars more efficient.

That has another advantage, which plays into a trend appearing among other enterprise startups: an increasing push on making cloud-based apps more "social", letting companies use the platforms to be more interactive with third parties and clients.

Health Minister Mark Drakeford said it should be left to individual health boards to provide services but added: "We need a new push on making sure that we have a more national approach to the way services are meted out, I think that is true".

And the authorities need to push on with making it easier for collapsing institutions actually to go bankrupt.

Together they put on a 101-run stand in 10.2 overs after the captain, Jimmy Adams (23), and Liam Dawson (25) were unable to push on after making starts.

Yet the four pushed on, making it past the last checkpoint and hopping into a bus filled with rebels.

Sunday saw him receive his first tough grilling by a national broadcaster when Eddie Mair pushed him on making up quotes in the Times, apparently agreeing to help his friend Darius Guppy beat up a journalist and lying to Michael Howard about an affair.

Former Utah Governor and U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman has only recently completed his overseas obligations, but as reports from last week suggested, he's pushing ahead on making a possible White House run in 2012.

"We are big believers that technology, combined with community can push the envelope on making a real difference.

AI-powered smart assistants would be extremely critical to help push the needle on making executive decisions with accuracy and speed.

At Ballintoy, there's a small corkscrew climb and, if the wind is coming head on, there's sure to be a break away group here, which will make the peloton push on and make for an exciting bit of racing.