Sentence examples for its pressing from inspiring English sources

Petterson hadn't written anything like that before, and never has again, but some of the moods of "In the Wake"—its pressing sense of imminent loss and abandonment are very much part of two other fine novels, "Out Stealing Horses," published in America last year to much acclaim, and "To Siberia" (Graywolf; $22), which is just out here.

The Supreme Court guarantees that most politicians will spend most of their time raising money from billionaire oligarchs and upholding their interests and that it will be impossible for America to solve any of its pressing problems including the environment, taxes, the deficit, economic inequality, or a real solution to healthcare.

Even Mourinho conceded at the time that he was greatly impressed by Dortmund's effervescence and its pressing style.

However, the impacts of the combinations between global change factors are not well understood despite its pressing importance.

Among its pressing concerns were a foreign-exchange crisis, the loss of international reserves, slowed economic growth, and rising inflation.

During the same period the Přemysl family was reduced to one branch, so the problem of succession lost its pressing importance.

For our Ameriprise has its limits, as well as its own pressing problems to solve.

The fox slunk down, raising its haunches and pressing its chest to the ground.

Nearly three decades later its seems pressing to reassess the role that memory and its physical manifestations –memorials, monuments, plaques, calendars, photographs– play in our contemporary world.

It is pressing its content suppliers — networks and studios — for more captions.

Spread 1/3 of stuffing over its surface, pressing some into each drumstick to make it plump again.