Sentence examples similar to devoted to pressing from inspiring English sources

Probably the greatest part of the yazna was devoted to the pressing of the hauma.

A new experimental device devoted to hot die pressing has been designed in order to study the powder behaviour at high temperature under a state of stress intermediate between isotropic stress and uniaxial compression.

If the UK spent just a fraction of the energy that it devoted to deporting Abu Qatada to pressing Jordan and other allies in similar cases to amend these practices, any benefits from their efforts would extend to all of their citizens, not just to one.

It's comforting to know that the DOJ has the resources to devote to this pressing issue!

Gabrielle Giffords, the former Arizona congresswoman who was shot in 2011 at point-blank range and was nearly killed by a lone gunman, has devoted herself to pressing for measures to prevent gun violence since she has recovered.

The last quarter of his speech was devoted to one of the most pressing issues facing America - fixing our broken political system.

DJ Shadow (a k a Josh Davis) and Cut Chemist (Lucas MacFadden) have carved out an unusual niche together over the last decade, as sound collagists strictly devoted to the spinning of original-pressing 45s.

The fact that the EU's politics will be devoted to tackle this self-created problem sideling other pressing matters are an appalling thought.

Judy Becker-Darling, no longer part of the C.I.A., has devoted her energies to pressing a reluctant C.I.A. for details about her husband's murderer.

The bottom two thirds of the back of the camera are devoted to point-and-shoot photography; turning it on, activating flash, and pressing the shutter.

"At a time when the challenge of climate change becomes ever more pressing, the government has scrapped the department devoted to tackling it.