Sentence examples for been pressed to stem from inspiring English sources

Even with the incentives, Ford and Chrysler have been pressed to stem eroding market shares.

"It's a reminder that many of the families in bankruptcy have been pressed to the edge" by expenses stemming from illness or injury, Professor Warren said.

Pure and modified WPs were pressed to circular disks using the hydraulic press equipment (Fig. 1a).

Obtained mixture was pressed to get translucent sample discs using pressure bench press.

The word hauma itself derives from a verb "to press, extract" and thus literally means the juice that has been pressed out of the stems or stalks (ãsu) of whatever plant was being used.

The cap margin is pressed against the stem initially, and for a short time is appendiculate (has partial veil fragments hanging from the margin).

When young, the cap margin is pressed against the stem, but as the cap expands it becomes bell-shaped or somewhat umbonate, and the margin flattens out or curves inward.

Six weeks later, the animals had blood cells derived from both sources, suggesting that the muscle stem cells were pressed into service to form blood cells.

If your whole cabbage looks like its come a little undone, and there are many leaves that are not tightly pressed to the stem (or center) of the cabbage, that cabbage might have a weird texture or flavor.

The cap sometimes has a small abrupt umbo (a central bump), and the cap margin is pressed closely against the stem when young, often flaring or curving slightly inward.

A small amount of malt agar (1% malt and 1.5% agar) containing actively growing mycelium was placed underneath the bark flap, the flap was pressed firmly against the stem, and the wound was sealed with parafilm.