Sentence examples for which are pushing from inspiring English sources

Heavy industry is moving in, lured by mineral riches and incentives from local governments, which are pushing for development.

These regions are now controlled almost entirely by the Taliban or related groups, Paracha said, which are pushing down from the mountains.

The need for America to reform the spending programmes, such as Medicare, which are pushing the country towards bankruptcy is now widely accepted.

This is a relatively modest change by the standards of some other European countries, which are pushing the retirement age up to 65 or even 67.

European parts makers are under pressure from the Lear Corporation and Johnson Controls, which are pushing for more business outside the United States.

But some of it is simply a result of the internal workings of the markets, which are pushing securities relentlessly down.

But also people with misplaced emotions and their unfulfilled needs, which are pushed forth by the media, which Adams says, leads people to lose their "sense of decency".

To compute the margin, two parallel hyperplanes are constructed on each side of the separating one, which are "pushed up against" the two classes of points.

From her perspective, she was doing what all good journalists do, which is pushing back.

Israel was negotiating to reduce the number; it was Hamas which was pushing it up.

Toshiba, which was pushing a different DVD standard, quietly backed Time Warner in a rival bid.