Sentence examples for pushing to catch from inspiring English sources

"It just shows how hard lenders are pushing to catch borrowers' attention at the moment," said David Hollingworth at mortgage broker London & Country.

The problem: Oracle and others are pushing to catch up to Sybase.

Jorge opened the gap and I just kept pushing to catch him at the end".

The problem: Oracle and the like are pushing to catch up to Sybase.

Now Peter Sands, chief executive since November 2006, is pushing to catch a lot of corporate and a little bit of retail business in each of those growth nodes.

With two goals apiece in three of his previous four games, Bertuzzi is becoming a bigger part of a push to catch the Canucks in the Western Conference.

[C7.] Lavalife, the online dating service with about one million visitors a month, has started a push to catch rivals like Match.com.

Most have been slow to grasp the changes affecting their industry—"remarkably, unaccountably complacent," as Rupert Murdoch put it in a speech last year but now they are making a big push to catch up.

A decade ago, Japan dominated the world of lithium-ion batteries — the powerful, lightweight cells that hold promise for an electric-car future — but in 1998 the Chinese government launched a push to catch up.

PARIS — Just days after France reached a new tax treaty with Switzerland, a French government official said the authorities had achieved a breakthrough in obtaining Swiss bank account data amid a push to catch tax cheats.

In addition to the latest developments, we can discuss my story in the magazine this week, "Green Giant," which describes the 863 Program, the Chinese government project named for an obscure moment in March 1986 when China launched a technological push to catch up to the rest of the world.