Sentence examples for easily press from inspiring English sources

Supporters say Mr. McGreevey could easily press Mr. Sires to move the bill.

Seen from that perspective, policy makers can easily press the growth accelerator, after inflation starts to subside.

As the dogs hung, their heads were kept in place by two panels, which they could easily press with their heads.

I was worried that if they became too perturbed, they could easily press the robot's visible power button, leaving me powerless, literally and figuratively.

By isolating the suspect and preventing any public debate, he said, the authorities could more easily press the suspect to arrive at a plea bargain.

The United States can no longer easily press the issue of closing Iraqi airspace, as it has no planes left in the country.

All are easily pressed by accident, yet awkward to reach on purpose.

His theme was that loquacity can be all too easily pressed into service as a cover for mendacity.

During his championship performance in March, McCann easily pressed his 5-foot-9 frame into a handstand and arched forward so that his toes rested on his head.

The lawmakers said they would not be easily pressed into votes for measures they felt would compromise their standards, even if the hands of leadership weigh heavy upon them in the coming battle over whether to raise the country's debt ceiling or to support a Republican budget plan that would rewrite major entitlement programs.

"We like to think of ourselves as sophisticated emotional beings, but our emotion buttons are easily pressed by low-tech devices," Saygin told InnovationNewsDaily.