Sentence examples for push to consider from inspiring English sources

The push to consider a new approach is being driven in part by relief groups that feel eclipsed by the Red Cross and frustrated at being frozen out financially right when their expertise could be best put to use.

According to Hollywood Reporter awards blogger Scott Feinberg, the initial "Fruitvale Station" DVD package sent to Academy Awards voters included a push to consider both Spencer and Diaz for Best Actress and not Best Supporting Actress.

When pushed to consider it from a point of view other than financial, he thought for a moment.

No surprise the N.C.A.A. is being pushed to consider some major reforms amid all this, writes Steve Wieberg in USA Today.

Were your middle and high school students drawn into productive discussion, or pushed to consider things they would have preferred to set aside for now?

The European Union, in the wake of the deaths in Dover, may well be pushed to consider a common asylum policy.

As a consequence, they may come face to face with illicit activities or are pushed to consider entrepreneurship as an escape (Volery 2007).

Now that Augusta National Golf Club is being pushed to consider admitting Ginni Rometty as its first female member, what better time to reveal what she'd pay for the so-called privilege?

a beloved progressive whom activists and party officials had pushed to consider a gubernatorial run in Virginia, will instead head one of Washington D.C.'s premiere Democratic-leaning advocacy organizations.

I think constituent engagement is the big overlooked essential that today's generation of social innovators haven't been taught, haven't learned through actions, and haven't been pushed to consider by constituents, funders, and consultants".

But for the handful of lawmakers trying to end 2½ years of U.S. support for the Yemen war, and the antiwar activists and humanitarian groups aligned with them, it's a seminal moment — a sign even the most reluctant in Washington can be pushed to consider Yemen, where close to 21 million people need some form of aid, and acknowledge the ugly truths about Saudi and American actions there.