Sentence examples for push serious from inspiring English sources

He also said he would push serious discussion of spending cuts and other revenue into 2013, at which point he could use the debt ceiling as leverage.

"I'd say schools that push serious academics into kindergarten and pre-school — and emphasize sitting at desks and learning — are creating some of this problem," he said.

More people posting those videos to Facebook and Twitter could push serious console gaming ever further into the mainstream.

It could push serious reform, yet not be too extreme, be a victory for his team on a political scale and divide the Republican Party on the issue.

The party has not worked hard enough to push serious conservative solutions to problems that concern middle class and suburban voters, such as college affordability, middle-class wage stagnation and healthcare costs, they say.

Years later, Clarke said that the sheer expense of Vietnam pushed serious space travel on to the slow-burner in the last decades of the 20th century.

In response to Klein's remarks, a senior Fox executive called him hypocritical for saying that he was pushing serious news, when, according to the executive, he was still running soft news and taking CNN "on a hard tack to the left".

It pushes serious candidates to bring diverse groups together.

During Ryan's time as House Budget Committee chair, DC pundits lavished praise and attention on him, portraying him as a sensible budget wonk pushing "serious" policy ideas.

The West must hope that Russian and Chinese leaders are bold enough to take on vested interests and push through serious reforms.

Like the companies that sought to "engage" with apartheid South Africa, Google's executives are too dedicated to profits ever to push for serious political change.