Sentence examples for push to return from inspiring English sources

Bay said he had not had headaches for a while but was aware that he must not overdo his exercise in a push to return.

The agency's decision is slowing Inamed's push to return silicone implants to the market after an absence of more than a decade.

Mr. Corzine, who ran Goldman Sachs before entering politics, eagerly defended his decision to invest heavily in European sovereign debt, saying that it was part of a crucial push to return the firm to profitability.

The closing is part of Lucent's push to return to profitability next year by cutting costs, streamlining its mix of products and focusing on its 30 largest customers, which generate 75percentt of its revenue.

In its push to return to the Moon, NASA has often talked about the south pole, and the 12-mile-wide Shackleton Crater in particular, as places to explore and perhaps set up a Moon base.

The new push to return goalie equipment to more reasonable proportions — if it is carried out — could represent the last chance for hockey to preserve the only thing to have survived all the tinkering the game has been subjected to over the years: the dimensions of the goal itself.

Never mind that nobody is pushing to return it.

Despite that, however, it is believed Bale's desire to remain in Spain is as strong as ever and he is not pushing to return to the Premier League.

JPMorgan Chase, which was also deemed to have enough capital, is pushing to return bailout money as well.

The Arabs also note how hard the United States has pushed to return other refugees home, as in Kosovo.

Pushing to Return When her son, Raphael, was born, the umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck and he needed resuscitation.