Sentence examples for push outward from inspiring English sources

Today, as in much of British Columbia, vast clear-cuts push outward in every direction, giving the mountains the appearance of enormous animals unevenly shorn of their coats.

By implementing a step-by-step vision — just as the United States did with the single-seat Mercury capsule, followed by the two-person Gemini spacecraft that made Apollo possible — humankind can push outward to the distant dunes of Mars.

Danny could be speaking for any of the novel's dimensions when she notes that "the lesson from this is that it is easier for human beings to push outward than it is for them to explore inward".

When the reactions stop, the stars can no longer push outward against the inexorable effects of gravity.

Fei Xiaotong (1998) uses the concept of "differentiated mode of association" (cha xu ge ju) to describe the associational pattern in the traditional Chinese society in which people's social network is similar to a ripple in water when one throws a stone into any part of a lake, the water ripples naturally push outward layer upon layer from the center stone.

The trend is especially apparent in biomedicine, a discipline within which researchers, eager to find practical treatments for disease and to push outward the boundaries of knowledge, are finding new ways to use math to usefully rechannel a flood of data created by new technologies.

The larger the value of κ, the lower the transparency of the material and the steeper the temperature fall required to push the energy outward at the required rate.

Empty space, he suggested, contained a mysterious energy pushing outward, resisting the universe's inward collapse.

The windshield pushes outward, and there is a rumble seat and storage compartment in back.

The country meanwhile pushed outward with diplomacy, trade, public relations and minimal military entanglements.

As demand pushes outward, Westchester County is benefiting from Stamford's office gridlock.