Sentence examples for which could push from inspiring English sources

Doomsday scenarios include the break-up of the country, which could push waves of refugees across the border.

Much depends on the wind, which could push the oil out towards the open sea or in the other direction.

Although its official government debt is only 27% of GDP, this excludes bank lending to local governments, which could push the total above 60% of GDP.

The ECB fears that this growing pool of liquidity might eventually be spent on goods, which could push up consumer prices, or property, which might inflate house prices.

These plans will leave Network Rail without valuable long-term sources of revenue which could push up both fares and the overall cost of running the railway.

Some analysts have speculated that the meetings could produce further central bank interest-rate cuts, which could push the dollar lower.

After the agency's initial safety review, Boeing decided to quadruple the power of the anti-stall system, which could push down the plane's nose.

His efforts to modernize the fleet resulted in boats like the Rockland County, which could push 21 barges that were tied three abreast and covered an acre.

The bank faces a possible credit-rating downgrade by Moody's, perhaps as early as next month, which could push up its borrowing costs.

"The penalties for not having insurance will likely increase workers' relative preference for insurance over wages, which could push some firms toward offering".

Meanwhile the Treasury – which could push departments – appears mightily indifferent.