Sentence examples for fairly pressing from inspiring English sources

They must pay down debt or replenish their capital-spending budgets; or they need money for unspecified "general corporate purposes," which must be fairly pressing to force a firm out into this ice-cold IPO market.

Don't press your tongue against your teeth, and keep your tongue fairly relaxed, not pressing hard.

Only in Mexico and to a lesser extent in Peru did professional armies form fairly coherent interest groups pressing for the maintenance of their traditional privileges.

Truman himself was a fairly peripheral figure, busy with many other pressing matters, like the disposition of Soviet-occupied Europe. Soviet-occupied Europe

This position sensing system, activated by pressing the camera button, is fairly useless.

The controls on the frame are fairly easy to figure out: just keep pressing buttons until you get what you want.

Yet Citibank, HSBC and Standard Chartered all in India for more than a century, and with fairly large retail networks—seem to have no pressing need to acquire a local bank.

Common edible oil uses a simple oil pressing and oil refining process and the equipment is fairly easy to design, maintain and clean.