Sentence examples for seeks to push from inspiring English sources
It also runs an innovation laboratory in the Danish capital that seeks to "push the skin to its limits", encouraging designers to let their imaginations run wild: mink-covered motorbike helmets and iPad covers, for example.
By employing an impermanent material like soap to evoke objects as long-lasting as bricks, Ms. Gupta seeks to push viewers to question their own assumptions about the world.
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments next week challenging the most controversial sections of an Arizona immigration law, known as SB 1070, which seeks to push illegal immigrants out of the state by making it hard for them to go about their lives and earn a living.
If China behaves as though America is weak, and seeks to push back its power, a querulous but well-tended relationship could slide into competition and confrontation and bring about a cold-war stand-off or rivalry for influence in neighbouring states.
But Diane L. Knippers, president of the Institute on Religion and Democracy, a group that seeks to push the liberal Protestant denominations in a more conservative direction, called the letter "a blatant attempt by left-leaning religious leaders to undercut and intimidate other religious voices".
What will not be heard from the candidate as he seeks to push home his advantage as the current Republican frontrunner in Iowa in other key early primary states such as New Hampshire and South Carolina is that beneath his claim to a string of electoral victories lies a more complicated story of a leader who has riven his state right down the middle.
Mrs. Bachmann sought to push that advantage.
They sought to push demand ever higher, leading to output stagnation and very high inflation.
They sought to push the design to an over-exaggerated heroism.
Like the more moderate Syrian rebels, Isis is seeking to push Assad from power.
Ms. Moskowitz sought to push her bill forward by scheduling a news conference with Mr. Miller.
