Sentence examples for if he pressed from inspiring English sources

If he pressed it again, would it un-depress, thereby disengaging the safety system(s)?

Wood testified that Tyler told him if he pressed the issue, he would be removed as coach.

He understood that there was a limit to how far and how fast he could push: If he pressed too hard, a backlash would ensue.

The ruling raised numerous questions about the merits of Mr. Monserrate's legal claims and indicated that the court would ultimately decide against him if he pressed on with the case.

If he used his megaphone to nudge President Bush to fund fully his pledges on AIDS spending, or if he pressed South Africa's president to tackle AIDS aggressively, he might be able to save many thousands more lives.

But it was far from clear last night that Glasenberg had succeeded in winning the support of the Qataris, particularly if he pressed on with the attempt to put himself in charge of the enlarged company instead of Davis.

If he presses Cairo on freedom issues, he risks alienating a government he needs for strategic reasons.

Whether he is or not, he may learn something about Hail Mary passes if he presses his case with the Justice Department.

If he presses the button and puts the money on the table things could start very quickly.

If he presses on with phase II of "help to buy" and the UK does suffer its inevitable bust, history may judge him even more harshly than Alan GreenspanThe outright pace of house price rises is not that rapid.

But if he presses his story line too hard he might find himself on the margins of the campaign, trying to convince fewer and smaller audiences that his record is laudable.