Sentence examples for both pressing from inspiring English sources

Bricks were cast using self-compacting mixtures of bottom ash, fly ash and cement eliminating both pressing and firing.

The music group, which lost $72 million last year, not including a $190 million restructuring charge, faces a situation both pressing and tenuous.

He cannot be gone from Washington for long periods, because of both pressing business here and security concerns, and he particularly cannot be tied up in the ceremonial rituals of extended trips overseas.

Schroders, which has a stake of just over 16% in GCap, and Standard Life, which owns roughly 7.5%, are both pressing the company to negotiate with Global, headed by the former ITV boss Charles Allen.

David's place-based projects highlights both pressing environmental issues and everyday phenomena and have recently earned him residencies at the Santa Fe Art Institute, Teton Art Lab, Trifecta Hibernaculum, and Mass MoCA.

Here are some of the ways that the debates in Congress could affect the campaigns: THE HOUSE As they barrel toward the fall campaign season, Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama are both pressing for an advantage among one group: women.

In both cases the past is both painfully pressing and, mercifully but maddeningly, out of reach.

In their presentations, Andreas Strasser Walterr and Eliza Hall Institute, Australia) and Alexander Egle (Medical University Salzburg, Austria) both addressed the pressing question of how p53 performs its tumour-suppressor function.

Both have put their own money into their races; both are pressing to make the controller's race a referendum on City Hall's efficiency and effectiveness.

Both are pressing for similar state legislation.

Only Bradley Wiggins and Andy Murray, both with pressing business elsewhere, were conspicuous by their absence.