Sentence examples for use which pushes from inspiring English sources

Indonesian society tends to see something immoral in drug use, which pushes users further underground.

Unlike her colleagues still practicing, she would no longer have to heed measures like Medicare's "meaningful use" regulation, which pushes doctors to use electronic health records with a financial incentive at first, then a penalty later if they do not.

You also get "Hashcred" every time you use the app, which pushes you up the leaderboard.

It's got to be used pretty judiciously, which pushes the cost to crazy levels'.

Researchers in Ethiopia have detected evidence of cut marks on fossil animal bones dating back 3.2m years, which pushes the first use of stone tools back almost 800,000 years.

The land-use planning process that attempts to marry these two sectors, especially where they overlap at the peripheries of protected areas, makes much use of the current decentralization dispensation which pushes for the devolution to the subsidiary level (community) of natural resource user rights and the expansion of ecotourism/community conservancies in many key biodiversity locations.

They provide radial force, which pushes against an obstructive lesion.

This chronic unemployment and ready supply has broken down traditional limitations on khat use, which now pushes 60 to 80percentt usage among men (many are probably still limited and conscientious users, but there is a serious abuse epidemic in that soft number).

Even death chambers that were out of use were carefully guarded, which pushed Dillon to be even more headstrong in her quest.

Mr Mitarai ran into controversy a few years ago over Canon's use of part-time employees, which pushed the limits of the law.

The two main types of hulls used on motorboats are displacement hulls, which push through the water; and planing hulls, which skim across the water's surface.