Sentence examples for quickly push from inspiring English sources

Symptoms like these quickly push a headache into the realm of a neurological emergency.

Mutual escalation could quickly push the 12-year nuclear standoff back to the brink of war.

As well as dampening economic activity, rising rates would quickly push the cost of servicing government debt to unsustainable levels.

Tip the semi-mixed dough on to a board and quickly push it together with floured hands.

The problem is that taking on that commitment could very quickly push France into non-AAA status, collapsing the whole thing.

However, with the supply of properties up for sale also down, the group's chief economist, Simon Rubinsohn, said any increase in demand could quickly push up prices.

The prospect of funds being taken from the public purse could quickly push down government-bond prices, damaging banks' big bond portfolios.

Properly measured, the U.S. fiscal system is already "unstable" -- and the new Bush proposals would quickly push it past what you called the "point of no return".

But once the company has garnered real customers, investors quickly push for experienced management or "adult supervision"—to take over day-to-day operations.

Tomorrow (Presidents' Day): Scattered rain showers should quickly push offshore in the morning, and mostly sunny skies will develop by the afternoon.

Shaken by the prospect of political chaos at a critical juncture for the nation, politicians acknowledged the need to put the good of the country ahead of backroom politics and quickly push through a crucial 2011 budget.