Sentence examples similar to pushing means from inspiring English sources

"Saying she was pushed means they met resistance," the official said.

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But pushing reform means bucking labor, the cash cow of Democratic election campaigns.

PC-correction improved the signal-to-noise ratio, pushing state means closer to zero, allowing this increase in sensitivity without loss of specificity.

At the casino a "push" means no one loses money and the dealer does not win.

My language skills were stretched to their limits in the intimidating German style of oral exams, but pushing myself meant I became fluent.

Scientific low light imaging devices benefit today from designs for pushing the mean noise to the single electron level.

Based on this there is a strongly skewed range of leases in per ha terms with a few very high leases pushing the mean up.

DAVID GREGORY: Well, and Congressman, there is you, someone who has been pushing, I mean you're an immigration lawyer.

The late push meant Porte ended the stage in eighth and Thomas in 14th overall.

Wal-Mart has responded with an all-out push meant to overwhelm and outmaneuver its far less deep-pocketed opposition.