Sentence examples for periodically press from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Babbitt, who would periodically press copies of an updated scorecard into Mr. Clinton's hand at their encounters, said the president clearly took pride in what he was doing.

A Friulian separatist movement exists and periodically presses its demands for Friulian autonomy; Friulians represent about three-fifths of the region's population.

Coverage of these and other debates within the body undoubtedly made life uncomfortable for some of its leaders, but it strengthened the IPCC internally and helped media audiences appreciate that science isn't always a linear business, nor a series of revealed truths to be announced periodically at press conferences.

Participants were faster when they were cued periodically to press a button than when they were required to determine the presence or absence of a probe digit symbol pair among a string of such pairs.

In spite of what designers periodically claim in press notes, they seem more at home with Dick and Jane than Anna Karenina.

Mr. Fasi fought with the press, periodically barring one or both of the state's main daily newspapers from City Hall, unsuccessfully suing one for libel and vainly attacking both for antitrust violations.

The federal Consumer Price Index is already regarded by many Americans as a con job, and the press periodically quotes investors who state their belief that current U.S. inflation is really 6 to 9percentt a year, not the 2-42-4percenthe government alleges.

On top of this, the press periodically sensationalizes possible consequences of biofuels use, spooking investors and deterring interest.

The first task was a vigilance task in which participants passively viewed a fixation point and were periodically signaled to press a button.

Unlike most, however, she appears genuinely disgusted, not just embarrassed, by ugly comments periodically reported in the press.

At the mention of his short-lived marriage to the actress Lucy Aston in the 1990s, who periodically talks to the press, his face falls.