Sentence examples for push reported from inspiring English sources

All of which serves to underline the importance of very the underprivileged (he's got over it) Alan Milburn's latest push – reported here by Patrick Wintour – to ensure that people's backgrounds, their educational contextual data, is taken into account when handing out life's plums, including Oxbridge places.

Burger King is the latest to join the trend with its upcoming "Thor" marketing push, reports Nation's Restaurant News.

Reported costs are driven down, pushing reported profits up.

A better approach could be to push reporting of infectious outcomes in detail whenever statin trials are undertaken.

Stricter industry standards for measuring circulation numbers are expected to push down reported sales further, for at least half of the group's publications when the new numbers are released in June.

Dissatisfaction with aspects of conventional medicine, including unpleasant side effects [ 10], ineffective treatment [ 11, 12], and aspects of the doctor-patient relationship [ 13], are common "push" motivations reported by CAM consumers.

For example, poor salary structure and poor quality of training were the most common push factors reported by Syed and colleagues in a study conducted at two private medical colleges in Karachi [ 7].

The most common push factor reported by the interviewees as having at least some impact on their decision was long working hours abroad (45.3% of those who wished to stay) followed by racism abroad (44.5%), no top positions for IMGs abroad (25.8%), favoritism abroad (14.1%), lack of opportunities abroad (5.5%), more competition abroad (4.7%), political reasons (3.1%) and visa problems (1.6%).

In response, even before Tuesday's attack, Muslim organizations had ramped up their ground game with an interfaith prayer vigil, a second round of self-defense classes for Muslim women, and a renewed push to report suspected bias crimes.

Whether it's in print or broadcast, young reporters are being hired and pushed into reporting on air or in print with a minimum of training and experience. .

Google's renewed push was first reported by The Wall Street Journal Tuesday afternoon.