Sentence examples for pushing change from inspiring English sources

Here again, Brussels is pushing change.

That is a sound argument for not pushing change along precipitously.

Computer-generated imagery has been the technology pushing change in VFX for the past 20 years.

Even with such an overwhelming landslide, though, pushing change will probably remain a struggle.

Recall, too, that — as the Hungarian example underscores — the European Union is far better at pushing change in nonmembers (during the accession process) than after membership is achieved.

The statues were quickly taken down after Klinsmann's departure, but, in Germany, they remain a symbol of his penchant for pushing change in sweeping, sometimes reckless fashion.

The topic of the talk was pushing changes — bug fixes, new features, product improvements, etc.

Others saw Facebook pushing changes and features people would eventually accept or even enjoy, but before they were ready.

They're pushing changes in legislation and lighting up a global movement along the lines of the Jobs Act.

"He pushes change pretty quickly," the professor said.

He may not have understood how far he should push change, but he pushed through some astonishing changes.