Sentence examples for push to match from inspiring English sources

It states that the Bonn government funded the institutional push to match what was happening across the wall, and, tellingly, to match America.

Pacquiao-Mayweather will almost certainly be the most lucrative boxing match in history — it's being called the new Fight of the Century, and it requires a publicity push to match.

So amid all the fanfare at the Barbican for Le Corbusier, spare a thought for Xenakis and Varèse, creators of a visionary multimedia experience that today's IMAX cinemas would be hard pushed to match.

In contrast to the current static graphically based advertising model, the proposed framework provides interactive ADs whose actions, appearance and content will be designed by the advertiser and pushed to match the receiving users' characteristics and preferences.

Mr. Biden countered in St .Augustine, pushing Democrats to match the rising Republican energy, saying: "With you, we can take Florida.

That way, European prices might be pushed down to match those paid by lucky American consumers.

On a Saturday early this month, eager visitors as young as 5 pushed buttons to match the name of a battleship to the place where it was built.

The deadline for the reply comment period was pushed back to match the extension of the initial comment period, which occurred in July after the FCC experienced issues with its website.

They're pushing Congress to match Social Security benefits with what they consider a more accurate measure of inflation faced by seniors.

Technological advances are aiding this push to properly match volunteers.

"In the next contract, we'll probably push it out to match up with the private sector," the governor said.