Sentence examples for to push yet from inspiring English sources

The next government was due to push yet another austerity package through parliament in June under Greece's second bail-out agreement with the EU and IMF.

Izzo's tireless recruiting and his ability to push, yet cradle, his players helped lift Michigan State to a turnaround 22-8 record in the 1997-98 season.

Combine that with signs of progress in the eurozone, a rare sight these days, and we now have the potential for markets to push yet higher.

Mr. Obama, following up on his Thursday condemnation of "shameful" bonuses for Wall Street bankers, seized on the latest economic numbers to push yet again for enactment of his $800 billion-plus economic stimulus package.

Following up on Thursday's condemnation of "shameful" bonuses for Wall Street bankers, the new president seized on the latest economic numbers to push yet again for enactment of his $800-billion-plus economic stimulus package.

The perpetrators (who had, among persistent acts of vandalism and delinquency, previously attacked another child, and tried to push yet another into the path of a car) lured the victims, aged nine and 11, on to wasteground.

Mr Bush remains committed not only to making his existing tax cuts permanent (technically the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts expire by the end of 2010) but also to pushing yet more new ones.

Mr Hollande hinted this week that France might try to push for yet another delay in order to bring its budget deficit down to 3%, which it is supposed to do by 2015.

Then they insisted that the costs of occupation and reconstruction would be minimal, and used the initial glow of battlefield victory to push through yet another round of irresponsible tax cuts.

Looks like Danger might be using their recent Microsoft acquisition to push out yet another limited edition handset.

I wonder if the similarities could be pushed yet further.