Sentence examples for push question from inspiring English sources

On a Thursday night, though, an extended Fiona Bruce or Huw Edwards might push Question Time back to 11pm and knock Andrew Neil's quirky, perky sequel series This Week into the next morning, which would be regrettable in both cases.

The timing of the report's release is likely to push questions about eligibility for health-care coverage onto the agenda for November's gubernatorial election.

(Mr. Obama even talks about a time when he used pot, booze and "maybe a little blow" to "push questions of who I was out of my mind").

The company even came up with a nice and simple hashtag, #ask, to push questions to Beepl from Twitter and other social sites.

Obama has also written and talked about using alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine during his teenage years to "push questions of who I was out of my mind".

In fact they pick up hints from their clients, from body language, from "pushing" questions - "has there been some grief in your past?" - and from vague remarks.

Its expanding footprint of small-arms ammunition exports has pushed questions about its roles in a shadowy ammunition trade high onto the list of research priorities for trafficking investigators.

For on June 18th it had emerged that magistrates in Bari were investigating a possible call-girl ring, and that some of its women had been guests of Mr Berlusconi in Rome.This has pushed questions about Mr Berlusconi's relations with a young woman from Naples called Noemi Letizia into the background.

This week a much-hyped television contest for "the greatest Canadian" picked Tommy Douglas, the Saskatchewan premier who pioneered medicare.The social differences are related to politics too: the United States' federal system pushes questions such as gay marriage further down to individual states, while Canada's constitution makes them more national issues.

And just a few days earlier, co-CEO Mike Lazaridis shut down an interview half-way through after a BBC reporter pushed questions on Indian security.

However, the large scale implementation of marine reserve networks [14] [17] and, in particular, the increasing interest in using reserves for populations that possess considerable adult mobility [18] [20] have pushed questions of persistence for populations with different levels and forms of mobility to the forefront [21], [22].