Sentence examples for pushing bigger from inspiring English sources

Retailers, including the discount stores, have responded by pushing bigger promotions earlier in the shopping season.

For more than a year, the chain has been occasionally discounting items to 90p or 80p or pushing bigger items for £8 or more.

While the display at that time seemed gigantic compared with the tiny screens on most cellphones, Apple's competitors have been far more aggressive in pushing bigger displays on their smartphones, with some screens approaching five inches.

When it comes to screen size, Apple is playing catch up with its competitors who have been pushing bigger displays on their smartphones, with some screens approaching five inches.

After 18 months of pushing big ideas, in big legislation, with big price tags, President Obama and Congressional Democrats are stepping up the rhetoric of small.

High fuel prices are pushing big airlines like Delta and Northwest to merge, while US Airways and United are discussing a deal.

They've been pushing Big Societies and feeling everyone's pain by sobbing that we're all in it together.

Such groups are not actually meant to reflect; they usually act as stalking horses for factions pushing big innovations, such as the single currency.

While the Tea Partiers are undoubtedly more extreme, Mr. Dole spent years pushing big tax cuts, railing at regulations and blocking international treaties.

Pushing big tech stocks like Apple, Research In Motion, and Adobe Systems up 2.8%, 4.1% and 4.3%, respectively.

Some people like the feel of laptop keyboards while other people like the feel of pushing big, chunky keys.