Sentence examples for yes the push from inspiring English sources

CB Yes, the push will come from the Malians, but whenever we have an opportunity to lobby with partners, like yourself, we will do so.

Yes, the push is partly "political". But that's a good thing: Voters need to be told what the parties stand for in an election year.

Yes, the push for Alfonso Cuaron's Roma (which I'm seeing tonight) and the Coen Bros.' Ballad of Buster Scruggs (which opens in limited release today) is about scoring Oscar attention.

From Carnegie's libraries (there were more than 1,000), Rockefeller's founding of the University of Chicago to, yes, the Gates push to disseminate polio vaccine widely in the developing world, big philanthropy has much to show for its investments.

So yes, we should repel the push to make voting harder for millions of Americans.

So, yes, the crisis could well push Europe closer together.

Put together, they give a strong indication of how Groupon sees its mobile future shaping up longer term: yes, the company wants to push good deals to you when you're on the move and near a point of purchase, but Groupon could be looking to play an even more central role in the bigger opportunity in mobile commerce, too.

It's like salted crisps having salt removed … but yes, the health industry has pushed that one too.

It's a Sceptre brand TV, yes THE Sceptre, and it pushes out a full 1080p HD resolution with an 8000 1 contrast ratio and 550 cd/m2 brightness.

The push and pull between yes and no animates all of his work, investing it with narrative tension and a sense of artistic purpose that is, whether overtly articulated or not, also insistently, vigorously left-leaning.

And, yes, Vanguard pushes the in-house goods, particularly its signature index funds.