Sentence examples for unprecedented push from inspiring English sources

The unprecedented push to bring untapped reserves into production, and to exploit new and undiscovered fields, involves some of the most complex feats of engineering ever attempted.

Snowden was among tens of thousands of private intelligence contractors hired in the unprecedented push to "connect the dots" after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

The two groups have attacked together in their unprecedented push across northern Mali, Dr. Lecocq said, but do not have formal ties and could find themselves at odds over the future course of the region, especially on religious issues.

China's Communist party leaders have launched an unprecedented push to prop up shares since June, injecting trillions of dollars into the stock market and setting up a market "stabilisation" fund.

Then, taking the helm at the APA's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) — regarded as the profession's bible — he led an unprecedented push for uniform standards in an often ambiguous discipline.

The source of this confrontation, in the early hours of February 2011, was an unprecedented push by Wisconsin Republicans, led by the state's newly elected Republican governor, Scott Walker, to slash the union rights held by most public workers.

Bush led the effort, with an unprecedented nationwide push that took him to sixty cities in sixty days.

She has learned the lessons of Copenhagen, and worked closely with the French hosts on an unprecedented diplomatic push around the world.

A peaceful transition will mark the culmination of a process that ordinary Nigerians strove hard to keep honest, and will be remembered by many within the country as an unprecedented, defining push for change.

The past year has seen an unprecedented environmental push in the U.S. faith community, which sometimes has been wary of a movement seen as liberal, possibly pantheist and without scriptural roots.

Such are the tangled contours of a conflict at a time when there is an unprecedented diplomatic push to try to achieve an end to a devastating war that the UN calls the "humanitarian test of our time".