Sentence examples for strive to push from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, he tells us, we must strive to push the store up the rock, acting as if things might be better.

If Jane Eyre taught me anything as an astonished 13-year-old, it was to strive, to push my reach beyond my grasp, not to settle for compromise.

"Payment by results" will generate strong pressures within the NHS to boost efficiency as relatively expensive hospitals strive to push down their costs and cheap ones try to get more business.

Fulham only scored four goals from headers in last season's Premier League – fewer than everyone but Birmingham – and you fancy their new manager will strive to push that figure up.

As an artist I always strive to push and expand my work stylistically.

Those who are against weed are shit out of luck, and those who strive to push legalisation forward are far from done with the heavy lifting.

Gore, representing the Clinton administration as it strove to push the bill through Congress, was deemed to have won the debate hands down.

It would be ludicrous to say 'I now know where the moving edge of literature is', but I think we have been left with a sense of how people are striving to push writing forward.

"Over the past few months and during many sleepless nights I have been dreaming of a giant psychedelic jigsaw puzzle and trying to arrange all the pieces to create something eclectic, multicultural, unique and contemporary that joins the dots between artists who have strived to push the boundaries of the art of music," Lavelle said.

Researchers and microscope makers alike are constantly striving to push the boundaries of sensitivity, resolution, and speed.

Meanwhile, GSM grew to dominate Europe in the 1990s, and companies like Ericsson strove to push the technology on the U.S., creating a ready-made market for its GSM-based products.