Sentence examples for represent a push from inspiring English sources
"We consider it to represent a push".
For Novartis, the move represents a push into a new area of cardiovascular medicine.
For Boeing, the development of the 787 represented a push into new technology and energy efficiency, and the company staked much of its future on the plane.
"He represents a push for open information, internet freedom and empowerment of the individual.
"I also hope that they get as addicted to the game as I have, if not only to see what else we have in store for the future... To me, Bea and her works, from Maude to the Golden Girls have always represented a push for change.
The proposed laws represent a Democratic push to curb emissions and promote clean energy that specifically targets "mobile" pollution from cars and other gas-burning vehicles.
The changes represent a hard push on the tiller for CNN, which had in recent years been trying to increase its audience with slick, network-style programming.
Situations like Schmidt's represent a new push by Acer, the fastest-growing of the big computer brands, to expand through commercial sales.
Dubbed the California climate leadership package, the 12 bills represent a Democratic-driven push in the Senate to advance an agenda of technological innovation and conservation that was put into play by an executive order by California Governor Jerry Brown in April.
The image represents a final push to get out a sharp economic message, with Treasury reference that 3m jobs are dependent on EU trade.
