Sentence examples for scrambled to push back from inspiring English sources
Gun control activists have scrambled to push back against the campus carry movement, and accuse the NRA and other groups of preying on public concerns about violent crime at colleges and universities.
After a flurry of depressing data in recent weeks, City analysts have been scrambling to push back their estimates of when interest rates will be raised from their emergency level of 0.5%, and slashing their expectations for GDP growth.
Dismantling the lethal new alliances in Iraq will be a key focus as the Obama administration scrambles to push back the fast-growing extremist army, which has achieved major military gains, shows sophisticated command and control, and is exceedingly well-funded, the intelligence officials said.
As the cutoff loomed last year, Congress scrambled to push the eligibility deadline to Feb. 28.
But it was a familiar tale of woe for Hibs, who were nearly handed an early gift when a back-header from Frazer Wright had goalkeeper Alan Mannus scrambling to push the ball to safety.
Lawmakers are scrambling to push these out the door by the end of next week.
Still, even as the Romney campaign has been scrambling more than usual behind the scenes to push back on what it considers unfair or negative coverage, it appears determined to maintain a cool public front.
Administration officials — after initially dismissing such reports — are now attempting to push back on the idea, warning parents not to send their children as officials scramble to accommodate tens of thousands who already have arrived in Texas.
"We are trying to push back".
Now it's time to push back".
