Sentence examples for instead press from inspiring English sources

Instead press, niggle, frustrate.

Instead, press reports focused on Bratza's partly-foreign ancestry.

Mr. Uribe should instead press for a political settlement.

When players are on losing streaks, opponents are reluctant to settle for draws and will instead press on, hoping for victory.

The company, a maker of tools based in New Britain, Conn., said it would instead press for legislation to make the tax system more fair.

Confirming that the government, through the privy council, has rejected the model proposed by the newspaper industry and supported by most national newspapers, she said that the government would instead press ahead with the cross-party alternative backed by parliament.

The White House abandoned it in the face of opposition and instead pressed for a larger tax credit.

Instead, pressed by the markets and his own promises to limit deficits, Mr. Sarkozy has had to cut government spending and raise taxes in an election year.

At 32-0, Bath could easily have taken the proverbial foot off the pedal in the second half, but instead pressed it down even harder.

It stands out because most politicians have resisted seizing on the threat from Iraq as a campaign issue and have instead pressed domestic concerns.

The Clinton administration has not called for the severing of aid, but has instead pressed both sides to resume peace talks.