Sentence examples for push spiraling from inspiring English sources

As Occupy movement protests helped push spiraling college costs into the national spotlight, Education Secretary Arne Duncan urged higher-education officials Tuesday to "think more creatively — and with much greater urgency" about ways to contain costs and reduce student debt.

In Yemen, relentless aerial bombings by Saudi Arabia and a trade blockade have mutilated the economy, sending food prices spiraling and pushing hundreds of thousands of children to the brink of starvation.

Here are a few simple things you can do at a moment's notice that can help to keep you grounded the next time your switches are flipped, your buttons are pushed and/or you are spiraling out of control.

With unemployment and spiraling housing costs pushing a growing number of families into homelessness, school systems across the country are seeing more and more children like Mariah living in shelters, cars or motels.

A22 NATIONAL A24-36 Poverty Fight Hits Schools; Students Find Haven With unemployment and spiraling housing costs pushing a growing number of families into homelessness, a federal law that requires local districts to seek out and enroll homeless students and provide services to them has forced public schools across the nation to become a safety net of last resort.

More than half the population wakes up hungry every day because spiraling inflation has pushed food prices sky-high.

In conclusion, we expect that circumferential fibres around the apex will push the spiral towards the apex.

The rush by Chinese investors into foreign property has not been without criticism, with some in London, Sydney and Vancouver blaming them for pushing up already spiralling prices.

Daley is simultaneously in thrall and undone by her father, whose succession of wives, spiraling alcoholism and wildly erratic behavior finally push them apart.

Shipping costs are spiraling, too, thus adding to the upward push on commodity prices.

The anxiety grows when governments are slashing benefits and pushing back retirement ages in an attempt to deal with spiraling deficits.