Sentence examples for will continue to be pushed from inspiring English sources

"Once you retreat under this kind of blackmail, you will continue to be pushed back".

"For Emma, working with people like Darren Aronofsky, Guillermo del Toro and Sofia Coppola is a way of ensuring that she will continue to be pushed and challenged".

The statement from the commission, China's top economic planning agency, echoed what many independent economists have been projecting for some time: that consumer prices will continue to be pushed up over the summer and will probably prompt more interest rate increases from the central bank in the next few weeks.

Bob Golding, a policeman turned academic, points out that the police will continue to be pushed around by a host of national monitoring agencies, from the Audit Commission to HM Inspector of Constabulary, a Home Office appointee who is about to be handed greater powers, subject to the passing of a new bill.In London, there will be no lack of people keeping tabs on the new chief.

But we need to keep this discussion alive, says Carbajal, so pharmaceutical companies and others will continue to be pushed to find a cure for this fatal disease.

One of his main missions will continue to be pushing JPMorgan's investment bank to think globally.

Without an immigration reform that acknowledges their worth as human beings, they'll continue to be pushed into the shadows of health care, forced to seek medical care in potentially unsafe situations.

"The envelope will not continue to be pushed in terms of escalating prices," he said.

Otherwise indigenous people will continue to be murdered, abused and pushed off their ancestral land.

Women will continue to be vocal and push for change, but it is just as important for men to step in and speak up.

The party will continue to be anti-tax and push for more.