Sentence examples for pushed low from inspiring English sources

His sunglasses were on; his cap brim was pushed low.

Partly this is to do with the fact that he seems to like wearing hats – he is already carrying a moped helmet when he arrives, with another leather cap pushed low over a springy mop of hair – but it is also that in person, he is slight and puckish, doing everything in a succession of quick, graceful movements.

Shares of McDonald's shed 1.9% to $60.78 after it said sales at its established U.S. restaurants dipped in November as competitors pushed low prices to bring in customers.

Shares of McDonald's were down 2.3% to $60.52 after the world's largest hamburger chain said sales at its established U.S. restaurants dipped in November as competitors pushed low prices to attract customers.

The museum — less than a mile from Twitter's headquarters — opened at a time when San Francisco housing prices have pushed low- and middle-income residents out of other city neighborhoods.

In 2008, Inclusive Communities Project, a local nonprofit group based in Dallas, sued the state housing agency on grounds that it promoted racial segregation by drafting rules that pushed low-income developments into minority areas.

Although the Agriculture Department has pushed low-fat, high-carbohydrate diets since the first dietary recommendations in 1977, these diets have not been proved by science to prevent disease or promote good health.

Kemp, an immigration advocate who battled nativists in his party, would surely have cheered (and sympathised when Mr Rubio endured a backlash from the right).Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, another 2016 prospect, has pushed low-tax, deregulated "economic freedom zones" for such blighted cities as Detroit, proudly calling them a version of an old Kemp scheme, but "on steroids".

Globalization has pushed low-skilled jobs out of the U.S. and into foreign countries.

Trump's speech on trade and "globalization" issues attempted to frame Clinton and Democrats as being on the side of the "Wall Street" forces that have pushed low-wage policies on working-class Americans.

He said the proposal would hurt rather than help those on low wages, pushing low skilled workers out.