Sentence examples for thus pushed from inspiring English sources

The ocean floor is thus pushed at right angles and in opposite directions away from the crests.

The flaps are thus pushed upward until they meet and unite, forming a complete partition between the atria and the ventricles.

The fall in bond yields in recent years has thus pushed up pension liabilities and kept many funds in deficit despite the rebound in equities.

Liverpool's policy has forced their semi-final against Everton to be played this Saturday, and thus pushed Chelsea's match against Tottenham Hotspur to Sunday 15 April – three days before the first leg of their Champions League semi-final against Barcelona.

He was thus pushed into opposition to the church but had already begun to frequent such dissident salons as that of Princess Mathilde, niece of Napoleon Bonaparte, and to associate with such literary notables as Gustave Flaubert, Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve, Hippolyte Taine, and the Goncourt brothers.

But Puerto Rico's unusual standing as a territory over which Congress enjoys extraordinary power may also have hindered its ability to achieve economic independence -- and thus pushed it to incur so much debt to fund public services.

This means selling the currency and thus pushes it down.

The Democrats tend to emphasize, and thus push for, more government control, government purchasing.

State governments are cutting funding, and thus pushing more students into the loan market.

Europeans worried about their own currency have bought American stocks, thus pushing up our stock prices and supporting the dollar.

But the peso is likely to come under downward pressure, making imports more expensive and thus pushing up inflation.