Sentence examples for pushing for something from inspiring English sources

Once more bankers may be pushing for something that is not in their longer-term interest.

Instead, he is simply pushing for something he is passionate about.

The British government is thought to be pushing for something closer to an 8 percent rate of return.

"It's not just Democrats pushing for something, it's now a bipartisan group," a Democratic aide in the Senate told me.

"It makes me feel that while the Europeans are constantly pushing for something complex, we are becoming too soft.

Right now, she told me, the momentum lies with the states and local communities pushing for something as simple as mandated paid sick leaves.

I had to push for something more," she says.

We listen to those who push for something better, and to those who express their dislikes.

And I think we do need to push for something that's much more democratic.

But the biggest contributors, which also include Canada, Japan and Germany, are likely to push for something more modest.

The Enquirer reported that Dr. Gottschalk pushed for something much more significant.