Sentence examples for yet push for from inspiring English sources

The German finance ministry said it had "questions" about the package and suggested Berlin may yet push for bridge financing to allow Athens to meet its ECB payment rather than ratify Greece's third full-blown bailout in five years.

The England and Wales Cricket Board president, Giles Clarke, who represents England at ICC level, is concerned that Ten Sports, who hold the rights for four other Test-playing countries, is allowed to continue as a broadcaster while its parent company works on an unofficial breakaway league and may yet push for the tour's cancellation.

Lindsey Graham's recent warning that Republicans might yet push for a presidential impeachment serves to demonstrate, if further demonstration was still required, just how brutal Washington politics could get if his party ends up in control of both Houses of Congress after the mid-term elections in November.

It remains unclear how much support Mr. Rudd actually has within the party, however, which is one possible reason his supporters have not yet pushed for a ballot.

The catch is that it costs four times as much to lay and with the infrequency of hot weather in the UK no-one has yet pushed for a switch.

Yet Push developed into a major coup for creative multiculturalism, and though most of the response has been overwhelmingly positive, Bushell-Mingo recognises that there is still some way to go.

Yet the push for subscriptions is not without its setbacks.

He has been on the warpath lately talking up the dangers of cyberattacks, yet this push for encryption backdoors is handing cybercriminals a giant gift.

And yet the push for leaders' debates has grown, in part because the identification between party leader and government is now so strong in the UK, and in part because the drama that nationally televised debates generates is likely to awaken interest among a jaded electorate.

This move comes shortly after Google announced yet another push for its Chromebooks in schools and announced new devices from Acer and Asus that are geared toward students.

"Yet we push for a reform and make it seem as if this is the case".