Sentence examples for push to save from inspiring English sources

That put a dent in its real-terms income forcing the push to save cash.

Meanwhile, the push to save the branch had succeeded in registering the building as a "community asset": harder to demolish.

Andra Constantin, a conservative project manager from Westchester County, New York, was frustrated by "this whole big brainwashing push to save the world from the horrible climate change".

The push to save families in many states and cities has often been set back by highly publicized deaths of neglected children.

The tumultuous Scottish referendum campaign had only come to an end five days earlier and the desperate push to save the union had overtaken everything else.

Johnston Press is looking to make the staff cuts, part of a company wide push to save almost £5m, through voluntary redundancies.

Faraday plans to detonate the hydrogen bomb "Jughead" and destroy the unstable electromagnetic energy so no one would have to be pushing a button to save the world and Flight 815 would not crash.

"They needed to be pushed to save a human life.

Labor unions and aerospace associations also are pushing to save programs, including Lockheed Martin's F-22 fighter jet, which includes components made by Boeing.

In fact the local Tory MP, Henry Smith, who went between the posts for the half-time kids' kickabout, could have stayed there for the second half, despite looking pushed to save even his own deposit.

The six retiring nuclear plants generated nearly 60 million megawatt-hours of electricity last year, more than all of America's solar panels combined, according to an analysis by Environmental Progress, a green group pushing to save nuclear power.