Sentence examples for may be pressing from inspiring English sources

"He may be pressing a little bit, but he's going to be fine," Pettitte said.

You have to consider the possibility that he may be pressing more than Rodriguez -- and precisely because of Rodriguez.

The candidates may be pressing the flesh in housing estates, but the public has no direct say in the matter.

On an ordinary day, music takes us out of ourselves, allowing us to forget whatever self-invented dramas may be pressing on us.

Some things are irksome: The wine list is all-American, and this may be pressing the point because it's only about a thousand miles more to Paris than it is to Seattle, and the wines to our east are on average better, and not more expensive, than the wines to our west.

While some hospital executives may be pressing physicians to admit patients to fill beds, Dr. Kellermann predicted that changing the payment system so hospitals were no longer rewarded for the volume of tests and treatments they provide would change the dynamic.

Mr Karzai may now be pressing them to make similar choices about the use of special forces.(Picture credit: AFP).

Mr Karzai may now be pressing them to make similar choices about the use of special forces.

In a few months, Wolfowitz may well be pressing politicians in rich countries to increase their aid budgets, including his former colleagues in the Bush Administration.

By last month, it had blossomed into a blow-by-blow, 130-page report on the services they intend to share, like inspecting amusement rides and making license plates (Minnesota inmates may soon be pressing Wisconsin's endangered-species plates).

Because M. smithii inhabits both tropical and subtropical habitats, the need for sex to persist in seasonal environments may not be pressing, but a comprehensive comparison of Mycocepurus cultivars grown by asexual and sexual hosts will have to test this hypothesis more thoroughly.