Sentence examples for widespread push from inspiring English sources
California's energy-efficiency policies were adopted in 1978, long before the widespread push for greenhouse-gas reductions, but the data they provide is highly relevant to the current economic debate.
Despite a widespread push in recent years to add diversity to the boardroom, the Washington area continues to lag behind the rest of the country in its representation of women on corporate boards, according to a report released Thursday.
Commenting on the widespread push to encourage more students to study STEM in order to boost the economy, the report notes that "public policy to broadly stimulate the number of STEM graduates will have no direct effect on the overall economic performance of Indiana, and risk[s] suppressing the wages or increasing outmigration of future STEM graduates".
The lack of any widespread push for trigger warnings doesn't mean faculty aren't worried about the possibility.
The two publications reflect a widespread push by civil society to advance agroecology as a solution to the rural poverty, hunger, erosion, agricultural pollution and greenhouse gas emissions attributed to industrial agriculture.
Now a new movement accompanying the widespread push for pot legalization may give them a second chance and help black and Latino neighborhoods that have been the focus of drug law enforcement.
In 2019, 5G will likely become more widespread, pushing established technology forward.
Family ownership, which is still widespread, tends to push against giving up control.
Widespread downloading helped push the song to No. 1 on the Billboard pop charts in May, and it also found its way into one of the final episodes of "Friends," a series that often seemed like a high-school reunion that would never end.
Yet there is no widespread desire to push the Reagan agenda of the Eighties further.
Buildings account for 50 to 70 percent of total energy use in today's cities, so E.U. directives pushing widespread use of low wattage light bulbs, motion sensors that automatically turn off lights and reductions in "standby power" used by household appliances, have been important tools in the battle to reduce energy use.
