Sentence examples for rapidly pushed from inspiring English sources

Although luge is not new to the Games, technology and track design have rapidly pushed speeds higher.

As markets began to lose confidence in the ability of a few countries to finance their debt, and rapidly pushed up their borrowing costs, the European Union and the IMF eventually resolved to bail out Greece and, later, Ireland.

The settlers on the eastern seaboard of North America moved in on a Native American population whose arts were relatively limited and who were rapidly pushed back or disoriented; the best-known folk art of that area was thus essentially the product of the white settlers.

More recently, molecular farming has rapidly pushed towards plants among the major players in recombinant protein production systems.

The increasing number of road casualties in the early fifties has rapidly pushed the automotive industry to improve the safety of its products.

In brief, 10 mg of dried NPs was suspended in 0.2 mL 25% Pluronic® F127 solution, and then the solution was rapidly pushed into a 2 cm2 full-thickness porcine bladder acellular matrix through multipoint sequential injection.

Precisely timed pulses of electricity create a wave of magnetism which rapidly pushes the armature along.

Any measure to curb either of these in the next few years could rapidly push more pensioners back into poverty".

In the recessions of the early 1980's and 1990's, the labor force grew far more rapidly, pushing up the unemployment rate.

Then there is the threat posed by Wal-Mart Stores, which has been rapidly pushing into the grocery business with its Supercenter outlets.

A vast majority of soybeans and corn planted in this country, and in much of the world, are genetically engineered, and the technology is rapidly pushing its way into many more crops.