Sentence examples for pushed so much from inspiring English sources

These were particularly effective, because the Baltic state has pushed so much of its public life online.

However Federer has survived every test so far, and said: "It was good to be pushed so much by Tommy and Nikolay.

"The ruralists have pushed so much to change the Forest Code because the government actually started enforcing it under Marina Silva," said Stephan Schwartzman, director for tropical forest policy at the Environmental Defense Fund in Washington.

"You can only push so much through the pipe to the eyeballs.

"They push so much harder when they're younger than we ever did," she said.

Pushing so much up to summit meetings encourages a "package" approach that often wraps up unrelated issues in gargantuan and indigestible compromises.

I was thinking: point after point I was thinking to make him work, to make him work hard, because I know if he start to be a little bit tired, then he's not doing so much with his racquet, he's not pushing so much pressure".

This doesn't mean that social insurance shouldn't protect people against adverse medical outcomes and unaffordable medical bills, but it suggests that there are better ways to allocate our resources than comprehensive coverage, and that most people would be better off if public policy didn't push so much money into that direction.

"There have been times when I've had to run in, or ask someone bigger, a guy, to go pull my daughter out of a crowd that is just pushing so much that I'm scared," Li's wife, Kim, an American teacher who met him on a trip to China nine years ago, said.

The difficulty is that you can only push so much material through a nozzle before you reach its physical limit, Corey Bloome, hardware lead at Autodesk explained.

That unfolds its paddles and prongs, which push so much liquid downward that the wet insect is propelled up from the water like a missile, achieving heights 18 times its body length.