Sentence examples for pushing friendly from inspiring English sources
(Sun Capital was accused by a federal agency of pushing Friendly's into bankruptcy last year to avoid paying pensions to the chain's employees; Sun disputes that contention).
And there are signs that American moves in the naval sphere are pushing friendly and not so friendly rivals together, with Russia and China having just ended a week of big naval maneuvers conducted very pointedly near longtime American ally and security treaty partner Japan.
But now Sun was saying the weak economy and the rising prices of milk and other ingredients had pushed Friendly's, a 76-year-old chain, to the brink.
"China is willing to make joint efforts with Sudan to carry on their traditional friendship, boost pragmatic cooperation and push friendly cooperation to a new high," the official Xinhua news agency quoted Hu as telling Sudan President Omar Hassan al-Bashir.
Photo apps are only push friendly to the extent that they don't go viral, which seems contradictory unless you believe that push is the new money.
Nadal had come the closest to ending Federer's streak at Wimbledon in last year's final, pushing his friendly rival to five sets before ending up in tears in the locker room as Federer equaled Bjorn Borg's modern men's record with his fifth straight title.
Rather, he said, its focus should be pushing worker-friendly issues into the nation's discourse.
But while "homespun" isn't a word usually associated with Murdoch and his empire, this is clearly a stab at pushing a friendlier, more informal face.
And while the broadcasters are required to seek balance, the rightwing press was responsible for pushing Tory-friendly issues to the forefront of TV news.
And yet, those involved in such efforts—in academia, government, and industry continue to move forward, casting a wider net for hiring, pushing family-friendly initiatives, and increasing the emphasis on mentoring.
Facebook has been pushing its privacy friendly message in earnest since it was implicated in assisting NSA surveillance programmes, which it denied knowledge of.
