Sentence examples for pushed to help from inspiring English sources

"My impression was that the salespeople weren't being pushed to help me anymore," says the president of a $4 million circuit-board assembler in Illinois.

Five Wall Street brokerage firms were fined a total of $8.25 million for not preserving e-mail communications, a discovery made as securities regulators probed whether analysts were pushed to help win investment banking business.

CEO and co-founder Hiroshi Mikitani announced a new '2020 Vision' for Rakuten earlier this year, which places emphasis on Viber, video-streaming service Viki (acquired for $200 million) and other assets which will be pushed to help monetize and grow its e-commerce presence on mobile.

But Peck told a biographer that he actually suffered his ruptured disc during a movement class when the late Martha Graham put her knee in his back and pushed to help him bend his head between his knees.

Coming out of bankruptcy, the company had little cash, and less margin for error, in deciding which models to push to help it survive.

Animal-welfare advocates push to help the poor keep their pets.

Riding high in the U.S. Senate race, Kamala Harris pushes to help down-ballot Democrats.

The move could undercut labor's push to help Democrats regain control of the House.

The blimplike spy balloons are part of a new push to help the military get an earlier warning of insurgent activity, for example homemade roadside bombs being planted.

The new push to help prisoners reintegrate into society has been driven in part by financial concerns: states cannot afford to keep building more prisons.

In return for supporting the war in Iraq, they are demanding that Mr. Bush make a bigger push to help establish a Palestinian state.