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push

[poosh] / pʊʃ /






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The company operates in a competitive market dominated by global players such as Agoda and Trip.com, while its new medical-tourism push could face regulatory constraints.

From The Wall Street Journal

The reductions announced on Monday, though smaller in scale, underscore the company's ongoing push to shift investments toward bolstering staffing in its nearly 2,000 stores across the US.

From BBC

Traditionally, hunters' boats would head straight out to sea, slowly pushing through the ice and creating holes that attract seals coming up for air.

From Barron's

BP’s push to become a simpler and more profitable business after years of underperforming its peers comes amid a weaker oil and gas price environment.

From The Wall Street Journal

The high pressure becomes stronger and gets stuck so the low pressure systems can't push through and get diverted, resulting in the same type of weather for an area for days or weeks.

From BBC