Sentence examples for It's pressing from inspiring English sources

It's pressing the pedal on growth at a key moment in the ongoing saga of its competition with Uber, the leading rideshare provider by volume and reach, which is facing significant challenges because of sexual harassment issues within its workforce, a CEO who has trouble keeping his cool around drivers and a regulatory evasion tactic.

But implementing the no-show fee suggests that, so far, it's pressing ahead with its current strategy.

While the company is not pulling out of VR development entirely, a statement from CEO Hilmar Veigar Pétursson makes it clear it's pressing pause and conspicuously stepping back from its former positioning at "front and center in the second wave of VR" — as the commercial reality of very low consumer uptake and interest bites.

It may be painful, but usually the criticism is something you've already worried about: it's pressing at a soft place.

"The problem is it's pressing against the sagittal sinus," a doctor tells his wife, and you don't want a metal spike pressing against your sagittal sinus.

Bush aides said the announcement was made now because of recent progress in climate-related research that shows it's pressing to act.

It is pressing its content suppliers — networks and studios — for more captions.

Last December, when it was pressing Bank of America to complete its ill-fated acquisition of Merrill Lynch, the Federal Reserve also looked to Pimco for advice.

It is pressing for a United Nations resolution chastising China's human-rights record, to assuage those who accuse it of caring only about trade.

It is pressing the bank to reduce its bad-loan ratio to 4% of the total by the end of March next year, from around 10% now.

Already it is pressing ahead with the sale of its stake in the Piraeus port authority.