Sentence examples for seriously pushing from inspiring English sources

Dealers have been seriously pushing the stuff for only about a decade, yet as many as 8% of adult Thais have tried it, according to a recent survey co-ordinated by Thailand's Narcotics Control Board.

Former White House officials say that no one — not the national security team, not the president, not the first lady — was seriously pushing for American military intervention to stop or slow the unfolding genocide there; the administration's focus was on confronting the ethnic bloodshed in the Balkans.

Their Campfire Delight with Toasted Marshmallows and the Fire Breathing Dragon were seriously pushing the cocktail envelope, as much show as it was cocktail.

In truth, the social contract seems to accept that some limited forms of discrimination are acceptable and inevitable, which is why the LGBT rights movement is not seriously pushing for legislation requiring all Christian pastors to perform same-sex weddings.

Trust that the Ritz crew at TOCA Bar are seriously pushing the Toronto cocktail envelope, serving the most sophisticated sips in the city with their spicy mezcal margarita and the chili-lychee Collins among other show-stoppers.

Fossil fuel CEOs taking climate change seriously, companies competing head-to-head on green, and from my top 10 list, companies like Patagonia and Unilever seriously pushing the envelope on sustainable consumption... these are pretty good signs.

It'll be tough, but at least the citizenry seems ready to seriously push back.

But if he has ever seriously pushed back on the spy set, it's been kept a secret.

Sonicblue Inc., the former owner of ReplayTV, was considered the company in the digital video recording industry that most seriously pushed against the copyright interests of the entertainment industry.

This is not so shocking: the pact was reformed to allow flexibility to countries undertaking structural reforms.But Mr Sarkozy will face more resistance if he seriously pushes for greater political oversight of economic policy, starting with the ECB's mandate to concentrate on price stability.

The Fed has fought for decades to achieve and retain that independence, but it has seriously pushed the envelope in managing the financial crisis.