Sentence examples for more press on from inspiring English sources

Everyday, a few more friends tell me that they've begun meditating, I find more press on the subject, and Headspace's user base is growing at a clip of 20percentt per month.

So far, there's been more press on whether Amy Winehouse will be well enough to perform at this event than on the honoree, the man they call Madiba -- his clan name in the Tembu tribe -- or the issue.

I kind of like the concept of ganging up on them this way, and with more press on the panel, they'd compete amongst themselves in order to ask tougher and tougher questions than the guy or gal sitting next to them.

In San Francisco there is limited coverage of water utilities, but more press on a highly visible controversy over many years concerning proposals to municipalize the private electricity company (PG&E).

The rumbles of dark days began aroundthen, building to thunderclaps during Marmite comedy I Heart Huckabees (2004); both movies earned more press for their on-set spats than their sporadic brilliance.

More press coverage on this paper is here.

UPD2: More press coverage on this story (also presented at Biophysical Meeting 2019): EurekAlert, Lab Manager, Phys.Org, Earth.com, Laboratoryequipment.com, also International: 20 minutos, infosalus.com, Diario de Navarra, PlanetaIncognito (Spanish), Tekk.tv (German).

When the president of Iran has held more press conferences on American soil than has a candidate for the vice presidency, I worry that something is irrevocably broken with our political system.

In other words, populist concessions earn him the credibility to press on with more liberal measures elsewhere.

"It is like a wound, the more you press on it the more blood gushes out.

If you want to add some more clay, press on the material icon and this will allow you to add more clay for the pot.