Sentence examples for pushed values from inspiring English sources

The unexpectedly steep decline has left a glut of homes on the market, pushed values down and led to tighter credit and concerns about a wider economic slowdown.

Like other reformers, Hess was apoplectic about the defeat of Indiana Republican Tony Bennett who pushed value-added teacher evaluations, vouchers, and Common Core.

This is expected to triger a flow of investment cash into the Shanghai index, pushing values back up.

Supporting her contention that the Tuckahoe ZIP code — like a Bronxville ZIP code elsewhere in Yonkers — pushes values above those typical in the city at large, Ms. Bennett notes that ads often promote "sought-after Crestwood".

And so it goes in the topsy-turvy used-car market, where supplies remain tight because of the aftereffects of the recession and the slowdown of production in Japan, pushing values higher.

Constantly battling preservationists; shrinking supply of timber resources pushing values higher.

From a box office perspective, it makes sense not to "push values".

Still, it has outperformed most of its rivals, who have increasingly been pushing value menus and discounts of their own.

But it didn't take Kristof's words to energize politicians like New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, New York's Andrew Cuomo and New York City's Mayor Michael Bloomberg, all of whom are pushing value-added measurement as a way of doing what Kriistoff recommends.

When they do sell, prices are higher — which helps push values up.

In New York yesterday, the value of the euro settled at 91.74 cents, a move up from 91.35 cents on Thursday that pushed the value of the dollar 0.4percentt lower.