Sentence examples for think to push from inspiring English sources

The best way of helping them is not, as many on the left seem to think, to push up minimum wages.

"When you're younger the intensity comes in races, and you're good and don't need, I don't think, to push it as hard in training.

A button on the face acts as a sort of doorbell — but because people might not automatically think to push a button on your door (rather than off to the side somewhere, as doorbells usually are), it also has an impact sensor that'll automatically detect when someone knocks.

It takes more air pressure than you think to push the egg from its shell.

Think about the capabilities of the senior as to whether he can and will remember to wear the medical alert device or think to push the button.

What better opportunity, large drug makers thought, to push their wares than to buy the chief middleman between them and large purchasers?But America's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) saw this as less a golden opportunity than an egregious conflict of interest.

The problem of bribery was not seen as being universal, as "it really depends on which institution you go [to]." Collectively, these issues were thought to push patients abroad and so taking measures to lessen cronyism was thought to be a necessary response to addressing the outflows of Mongolian patients.

I'd like to think that to push it is a privilege that is earned with a clear record, not by skipping votes.

The British government is thought to be pushing for something closer to an 8 percent rate of return.

Blair is thought to be pushing for "benchmarked" talks, by which identified key issues would need to be agreed by defined dates.

Military families living in and around RAF Lossiemouth and Kinloss barracks, and older people in the district, are also thought to have pushed up the leave vote.