Sentence examples for pushed on an from inspiring English sources

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But it is being pushed on an "all or nothing" basis, which fails to take account of the wider needs of families and of the women themselves.

"I don't think we would have been having the Government call on the CMA unless Labour hadn't pushed on an area of debate they were sadly lacking to respond to".

Morgan, who is studying maths, chemistry, biology and psychology at AS level, is well known among a rising army of sceptics as the boy who exposed Miracle Mineral Solution after it was pushed on an internet forum for people with Crohn's disease.

It wasn't private by design, so when censors came along, they pushed on an open door.

The "Newsroom" actress was having a good time over the weekend getting pushed on an indoor swing — before the jokes start, let's just say it looks to be in a workout room — when things went awry.

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It's akin to pushing on a beanbag chair.

This is an industry that is pushing on a button marked "up".

Every so often I look them over, dredge up another sentence, push on a further paragraph.

"At this point you're really pushing on a string," said Nigel Gault, chief United States economist at IHS Global Insight.

Subjects are imaged at 0° and 30° knee flexion, while pushing on a custom-made knee rig to provide partial loadbearing.

Traditional practices included pushing on a woman's belly during delivery.

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