Sentence examples for have a full press from inspiring English sources

"We've got to have a full press on energy efficiency and renewable energy, but we need to start looking at carbon capture.

"They need to have a full court press between now and the end of this year," says Lopez, of the smaller players.

"We have a full-court press on to find him," Commissioner Howard Safir said.

We have a full-court press on this, and we expect we will solve this crime".

1.51am BST We'll have a full report on the press conference for you later today.

"They've had a full-court press in the regulatory arena, and they're doing much better".

The Guardian has a full page, "Mail attack may derail press regulation talks" (plus an op-ed commentary).

I think the most intense period was at the London Film Festival in October, and I had a full week of back-to-back press.

When Donald Trump was inaugurated in early 2017, Trudeau and his team had already begun a full-press courtship.

"What you have is a full-court press by these retailers who have the ability to spend early in the expectation that there is going to be a finite number of dollars available," says David Robertson, publisher of the Nilson Report, a newsletter on the payments industry.

"We've done a full court press to get the information out there," Littman said.