• Environmental groups are considering a major push to wring cash for ecosystem restorations from global warming legislation.

• If enough adjuncts join, then it gives you the opportunity to push for your concerns in the next round of contract negotiations.

• Even if speculators do sometimes push prices out of kilter the fundamentals soon regain the upper hand.

• Have students brainstorm a list of push and pull factors and write them on the board or chart paper.

• Fossil discovery could push pint-sized, pointy-toothed dinosaur over to the plant-eaters.

• The push for new legislation was inspired in part by high-profile outbreaks of.

• It will move easily through wet soil and will stop or become harder to push when it hits dry soil.

• The updated app doesn't push out a box to let you know of a new e-mail.

• The push for coal-to-liquid fuels reflects a tension between slowing global warming and cutting back on foreign oil.

• Some graduate students at elite universities fight the push for collective bargaining.

• Libya aside, five countries have suffered heavily in the push for democracy.

• Push pin tool enables you to mark, annotate, and save your favorite places.

• Major telecoms push for portable, personal base stations to offload growing network traffic.

• Rains turn the surface slick, probably slick enough to allow the wind to push the rocks along.

• Gently push wool into water with a spoon, but don't agitate.

• The force of this push and pull, limited by the laser's strength and the speed of light, is small.

• Sibal's own party have misgivings about his plan to push the recommendations through.

• Just as they enjoy decent earnings after years of falling food prices, governments seek to push prices down.

• Push pins come in a variety of colors and can tap into your iPhoto library or camera.

• Push the pedal, and the brain is less able to rewire itself.

• These eddies of air can push plane wings in opposing directions, jostling an aircraft as a boat on wavy waters.

• Push an outside stem to the side, then twist and pull it off.

• First, when you pull or push on one, the force it exerts is proportional to the amount of stretch.

• It is commonplace to push back deadlines and extend project.

• In theory, it should be much easier for a central bank to drive its currency down than to push it.

• New approaches to space sail technology could give a much-needed push to interplanetary, and even interstellar, travel.

• Push down on feet ascenders, push up with arm ascenders, stick your butt out and rest.

• Heavy seed leaves must push through soil, so be sure that soil is reasonably loose and open.

• He has created concept ideas for everyday products that push the limits of what they can do.

• Gates's push for more basic-research spending in his agency's budget.

• One is that bigger deficits push up interest rates, crowding out private investment and curbing growth.

• Emperor cichlid parents push and shove a much heavier terrapin to protect their young from being eaten.

• Life tries to push entropy in the opposite direction.

• But within the past decade, scientists have made a push to fill this void in understanding.

• Two of summer's best flavors combine in a cool, creamy treat that doesn't push your calorie count.

• Europe's aviation establishment continues to push the limits of fuel cell technology.

• Martin's push for autonomy, which she says is crucial for recruiting and retaining top faculty.

• Rising unemployment will make it far harder to push through labour-market reforms.

• Mark your location with the push of a button, and then explore at your leisure.

• Three-dimensional television got a major marketing push nearly two years ago from the consumer.

• The third needed a little help, as he was slightly too short to push off the bottom of the moat with his feet.

• Push against the wall as you screw in the eyehooks, first by hand and then using a screwdriver for more leverage.

• If the floor doesn't push on you at all, you feel weightless.

• Every semester, it seems, there's a push to put more and more in the syllabus.

• Other things being equal, that ought to push up the cost of capital.

• Floating free in the hostile vacuum of space, astronauts push the boundaries of exploration.

• Vision and market forces also push the development and spread of new technologies.

• By using an amplifier device, they're able to push radar waves through walls up to eight inches thick.

• With a slotted spoon, push them down into oil until they begin to puff.

• Just place it on top of a can, push the button and stand back.

• If you are stuck and unable to proceed, ask for a slight push in the right direction.

• Increased demand for collateral to secure loans could even push up its price.

• They will have developed their own epics, which inspire those who will push out farther.

• Groves of elderly aspen tremble in the wind, but no sprouts push up in the understory.

• It must be great flying high above everyone else, capturing there lives and the places they live in the push of a button.

• Push an eyelet through the top hole, then turn the card over.

• When you're ready to roll, all you do is push the lever and you move forward.

• Allen said she still expects the struggling economy to push more students into online courses for other reasons.

• It may also push back the launch of the new product for which a patent is sought, depriving customers of the benefits.

• It was quite a morning to begin the first push up the mountain.

• Disgust directs us to push out and expel that which is bad for us.

• Let's push for prairie dog habitat conservation so these ferrets, and other dependent species, can thrive in the wild.

• Use three or four florist's picks for each pad, and push them completely through pad, well into the straw base.

• He decided that he and a colleague could push the car the.

• Don't push your driver to get too close for that last great photograph:.

• Why are companies allowed to push people to overeat.

• He knew what made a joke work, what endeared characters to theatergoers, and how far he could push a gag.

• Many push climate-zone limits hard, so it's best to ask about hardiness before you buy.

• The never-ending push for achievement, however, also has a dark side:.

• When these interlopers hatch, they promptly push the other eggs out of the nest, killing the host birds' true offspring.

• The child had to push a button as soon as he saw the face.

• If texture is still too fibrous, push through a fine sieve.

• Push the tube into the ground, pull it out, and examine the soil in the sample.

• Recent revelations suggest that many lenders rode roughshod over legal niceties to push delinquent borrowers out of their homes.

• Yet another push to clean such tributaries may be the bay's best hope.

• With the push toward cloud computing and the always-on wireless culture gaining.

• In this configuration, gravity tends to push food down toward the lower esophagus.

• They can easily slide the boxes in and out for watering and replanting and push them back and forth to vary the pattern.

• State politicians have been busy the past few months trying to push prices up further.

• Carefully push the object into the clay, then remove.

• To be sure, the electric-car industry has never made a collective push for climate legislation.

• Good to see you using the blog to push back against some overly-hyped claims.

• If you can't easily push a screwdriver up to its handle into the turf, the soil is compacted and needs aeration.

• If markets push them into insolvency, the euro zone would melt down.

• Gradually one of them will get bold enough to push her way into his lair.

• If you can't push a screwdriver up to its handle into the turf, it's time to aerate.

• Higher energy prices may temporarily push up inflation, but with labour costs so low, this one-off rise cannot last.

• Before long, all the little turtles push up through the sand.

• Illusions push the mysterious and wondrous brain into revealing its secrets.

• Push wick holder tab into wax and fill hole with the wick by smashing it down until the candle sits level on the table.

• To push blood, an average heart beats a hundred thousand times a day.

• Both claim that free-falling through the ozone layer will push back the boundaries of science.

• It seems inevitable that their trees will push the fence over.

• Place peaches and raisins in the pan and push down between the bread pieces.

• They welcome anyone willing to push performance to unparalleled.

• Push the shovel down into the mound or next to the hole all the way.

• Their movements help push sand toward the bottom of the nest.

• The channels are also inclined downstream, which is typical of ice flows that can push up inclines.

• The lids rest precariously on push pins above the containers.

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