Sentence examples for sudden pushed from inspiring English sources

To be, all of sudden, pushed to such a high world central stage and to be given so much expectation, the Chinese cannot but feel a certain bewilderment and have not yet grown into such a role.

What stimulated this sudden push forward is a standard called Dyle.

"The sudden push toward commercial nuclear power created situations without precedent".

The sudden push now comes, in part, because of the practical advantages these few days in January offer.

"This sudden push for landmark status came as somewhat of a surprise," Ms. Cotter said, "but we're talking to the city now about all the possibilities".

Part of the reason for the sudden push back on surveillance from tech companies is that that they are seeing new financial incentives for transparency.

Of the likely effects of Libyan weapons on Mali, he said, "There was a sudden push by better armed, better equipped and better organized forces in Mali that pushed Mali's army out".

Mr. Graham says he had received assurances from the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, that energy would come first and accuses him of making a sudden push for immigration -- an effort Mr. Graham says will only divide the country -- to appease Hispanic voters in an election year.

His forces made a sudden push toward the Malian capital in January, enraging his Algerian patrons, bringing on a French military intervention and ultimately giving extremists a rallying cry to seize an Algerian gas field, leading to the deaths of at least 38 hostages.

As for accusations that he had tried to block Ms. Chumney's reform measures, he noted that he had voted for the final package, but added, "You just don't take an industry where one or two or three people have had accidents and all of a sudden push legislation to make whatever they're doing illegal".

Why the sudden push, Verizon?