Sentence examples for pushing larger from inspiring English sources

Apple launched its first such device, the iPhone 6 Plus, last year, adding an iOS phablet option to the raft of Android OEMs which had been pushing larger phones for years.

It's far more politically tailored to the immediate outrage since January and intentionally forgoes pushing larger, more reformative measures.

We managed to get the move done, but there was a lot of dangling appliances by the cords and pushing larger ones down the ramp.

It is easy enough to see that 20 squared is 400, 30 squared is 900, 40 squared is 1600, etc. Pushing larger numbers too quickly causes confusion and frustration.

Such activity hints at how much English cities are changing, often by pushing large construction projects.

Progressives can wish that lefty legislators and politicians had more energy to focus on pushing large-scale, complicated infrastructure projects.

But while Americans may disapprove of Seth Rogen pushing large, uncomfortable objects into his own anus, they will apparently defend to the death his right to do so.

Other studies by IFPRI suggest crop yields across sub-Saharan Africa may decline 5-22% by 2050, pushing large numbers of people deeper into destitution.

BRUSSELS — Viviane Reding, the European Union justice commissioner, is expected to renew a bid on Wednesday to win approval for a law pushing large companies to have at least 40 percent of their board seats held by women.

Viviane Reding, the European Union justice commissioner, is expected to renew a bid on Wednesday to win approval for a law pushing large companies to have at least 40 percent of their board seats held by women.

Parallel execution and pushing large and time consuming compute-tasks into the Cloud becomes more and more important.