Sentence examples for had pressed in from inspiring English sources

The loss of manufacturing jobs overseas, an issue that both Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards had pressed in recent weeks, was frequently cited, especially by Ohio voters.

The company has already set up a production studio in Mexico and had pressed in recent years to establish its own network there.

To back up his peace offer, the President today submitted a law that would give Parliament more say in the appointment of cabinets -- a point that the Communists had pressed in negotiations last weekend.

Early in the argument, Justice Antonin Scalia expressed frustration about how long the case has taken and about the number of issues Mr. Cone had pressed in the lower courts.

The election result creates a dilemma for the Trump administration, which has pressed in public for a transparent vote count but said nothing about irregularities.

Mrs. Clinton's reliance on soft money helps explain why her opponent, Representative Rick A. Lazio, has pressed in recent weeks for an agreement to prohibit it in the contest.

Many of the issues it has pressed in the past, like American-style health care and loosening gun restrictions, are opposed by the majority of Canadians.

"That was brain dead," said McIlroy as he conceded that a solution to the problems that have pressed in on him all year has maybe never looked so far away.

Their only real security feature involves sequestering them on networks that aren't directly connected to the internet; but as the need for economic efficiency has pressed in, even that has been jettisoned.

At this point, open a vise to just fit the foam tire, and loosely insert the tire and rim up to where you have pressed in the tire.

But the most important feature the White House had pressed for in a power-sharing arrangement existed only on paper.