Sentence examples similar to subsequent to pushing from inspiring English sources

It was passed by Congress in 1972 but has never been ratified, despite legislators' subsequent attempts to push the measure over the years.

Older flies would then be more susceptible to death following TBI than younger flies because some critical physiological mechanism such as breakdown of the intestinal epithelial barrier would already be compromised to the point where it would require less of a subsequent insult to push the impairment beyond the threshold for lethality.

In turn, this can help you in subsequent workouts to push your muscles a little further.

Then with no time on the clock, Paulsen hit the subsequent free throw to push the 1990s team into the final.

Cricket would not accommodate Kevin Pietersen; he would accommodate cricket.When, in subsequent years, cricket attempted to push back, he reacted stroppily.

White House officials have strenuously avoided labeling the proposal a second stimulus plan, a phrase that has taken on negative political connotations since the original roughly $800 billion recovery plan and subsequent additions have failed to push unemployment down substantially.

In subsequent years Walker continued to push ALEC agenda items, particularly education privatization measures -- and often by way of the governor's biennial state budget, which limits public discussion and debate.

These conditions do not seem to push subsequent utilization.

(Disconnect the D.O.T.!) Some management-neatness freaks will use Bush's plan to push for a subsequent merger of C.I.A., F.B.I., N.S.A. and military intelligence into a Ministry of the Interior.

In both cases, Trump flatly denied involvement, but subsequent reporting indicates he forcefully tried to push aside his obstacles even as aides objected.

Novel tools are required to push such technological innovations and their subsequent implementation.