Sentence examples for pushing rare from inspiring English sources

For years, groups like Greenpeace and the Rainforest Action Network have focused on A.P.P. with campaigns that accuse the company of fueling climate change and pushing rare Sumatran tigers, orangutans and elephants toward extinction by clearing the forests where they live.

She also claims the initiative will also reverse the present trend that's been pushing rare and sensitive species to extinction, caused by centuries of indiscriminate trapping across public lands.

This review suggests that former disturbances, which are now often lost, may have once kept tall vegetation from pushing out rarer subdominant species.

An eluant, ammonium (NH4), pushes the rare earths through the ion-exchange columns.

Instead of pure patriotism, Tisci's American Dream was about bringing different cultures together – something that makes sense to those who know the Italian-born designer as a rare voice pushing diversity in fashion, across race and gender.

After a bout of snowy weather in January — which is likely to have depressed spending and output — the risk is that the economy will continue to shrink in the first three months of this year, technically pushing it into a rare triple-dip recession.

Caveat emptor: Ebay has been flooded recently with modern first editions (driving down prices) and with hot bids for rare books (pushing prices way up).

To make things worse, search tends to push the scary rare disease higher – and as a result you're much more likely to think you have a rare disease.

The Celtics have already pushed themselves into rare territory, as one of 12 teams (out of 107) to force a Game 6 after trailing by 3-0, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.

Customers can also savour the rare privilege of pushing their own trolleys and serving themselves from the shelves.

This would range from silly name-calling ("fucking Aussie cunts" was a favourite), to pushing and shoving and on rare occasions to threats of assault.