Sentence examples for press designed to from inspiring English sources

The Diggers accused Didion of "media poisoning," by which they meant coverage in the mainstream press designed to demonize the counterculture.

Lincoln (26-6) employed a token press designed to slow Robeson's high-powered transition game, and then fell back into a 2-3 zone, daring the Eagles (29-4) to shoot over it.

Developed from a CNC multi-level compacting press designed to produce complicated shapes and achieve tight dimensional tolerances without a sizing operation, this part is finding a use in newly developed motor-driven electric VVT systems.

China's State Council has begun to draft proposals (leaked this week to the press) designed to curtail cross-border deal-making.

Infant behavior is elicited, while on the parent's lap, within a structured interaction with an assessor including a series of presses designed to elicit a range of social behaviors.

The oil press was designed to press oilseeds meal with intermediate moisture content of 12±1% (w.b).

In recent weeks unemployed people have joined President Obama and Democratic lawmakers for several press conferences designed to pressure Republicans into supporting the federal benefits, which kick in for workers who use up six months of state aid.

"That is the watchdog function of the press – that is what the press is designed to do," Coombs said.

These aren't special press opportunities designed to call attention to unworthy piffle as most such press trips tend to be.

In the case of shoe press technology, internal factors were decisive for Beloit's success in bringing a radical new press design to the market in 1980.

And when these slick, cartoonish nihilists press buttons designed to generate a reaction that they can then leverage some more, they are pulling the strings, not us.