Sentence examples for readily push from inspiring English sources

MOST people think of Sweden as a bastion of equality, where women glide to the top and men readily push the pram.

For instance, in China, a nation of 1.35 billion people, personal space is measured in inches rather than feet, and locals readily push past one another with few consequences.

By the end of pretraining (Day 8), all rats would readily push these same three objects, which covered the food wells, to access the food rewards.

But, as noted earlier, ease of action can be a mixed blessing, if it means that plans that suit the commission and member governments, but not national parliaments or voters at large, are more readily pushed through.

Laws that allow a landlord to renovate a vacant apartment and then add one-fortieth of the renovation cost to the apartment's monthly rent, when combined with a statutory vacancy increase of at least 18percentt enacted by the Legislature in 1997, are now readily pushing rents beyond that $2,000 level.

And the story it tells is depressingly plausible: how a combination of peer pressure and loose family ties, rampant consumerism and readily available drugs can push a normal adolescent over the edge".Thirteen" highlights one of the most troubling problems in modern America: the parlous state of the family.

Those persons who fall outside the framework of busy -- those whose lives are not productive in the ways we often determine productivity -- are too readily devalued and pushed aside.

A short pause is readily achieved by pushing the corresponding ventilator control buttons with minimum disturbance of the ventilation pattern.

I explained how social change seems to most readily occur when social movements push against open doors.

But he also readily admits that his creative restlessness will push him into new ventures.

Over a thousand-year simulation the model shows how the migration of sand dunes is readily blocked by rivers, yet aeolian processes can push the channel downwind.