Sentence examples for poor pressing from inspiring English sources

But the most worrying possibility is leaderless crowds of people, very angry and very poor, pressing for change.Mr Mugabe apparently knows this too.

Rory McIlroy leaned hard on his wedge after a poor approach shot, pressing down on it until it bent.

Asean itself has proved a poor vehicle for pressing the Southeast Asian claims because only half its members are concerned about the issue.

Doctors Without Borders, the Nobel Prize-winning group of doctors working in poor countries and pressing for global access to inexpensive drugs, backed the decision.

Trevor A. Manuel, South Africa's finance minister and the honorary chairman of this year's meetings, scolded the representatives of wealthy nations for pressing poor nations to embrace free markets while often protecting their own markets from the goods that developing countries produce.

The City and County of San Francisco recognizes that hunger, food insecurity, and poor nutrition are pressing health issues that require immediate action.

But in a poor country with other pressing needs, Yuyanapaq's future remains in doubt.

22 The challenge presented here is most pressing in poorer countries.

This is indicative of poorer control of lever pressing by the target time in Bull et al.'s rats.

According to the WHO, the elimination of malaria would cost 20% of a country's public health budget, a target that is clearly unrealistic for poor countries, given their other pressing priorities.

Non-bathroom lactation rooms are such a paltry substitute for maternity leave, you might think that the craze for pumps — especially pressing them on poor women while giving tax breaks to big businesses — would be met with skepticism in some quarters.