Sentence examples for press enabled from inspiring English sources
The introduction of the Hoffman press enabled pressing to be done more quickly than by hand, although hand pressing is still used at various stages for high-grade garments.
Hoe's press enabled publishers to satisfy the increasing demand for newspapers.
The printing press enabled you to read both fiction and fact that gave you insight into the real world.
But Aliye continued to write and translate, eventually winning her husband's support, and what she produced in seclusion the new press enabled her to diffuse among an expanding audience of literate women.
I argued back, from day to day better informed than my antagonists concerning their own knowledge...The contempt for the intelligentsia and the mainstream press is familiar.More than any theoretical literature, my daily reading of the Social Democratic press enabled me to study the inner nature of these thought-processes.
Magnetic concentration rejects (>45 μm) were feasibly dewatered through high-frequency screenings, and slimes (<45 μm) were effectively filtered in a horizontal filter press, enabling dry stacking of tailings.
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Over generations of actual and ideological combat, the press has enabled American citizens to be familiar with the images and messages of our enemies.
I make and I seek no excuses, and I express no bitterness when I say that the Conservative-supporting press has enabled the Tory Party to win yet again when the Conservative Party could not have secured victory for itself on the basis of its record, its programme or its character.
On the other hand, he noted, Columbus's contact with the New World had a profound effect, largely because of the time -- an era when Europe was still reeling from the psychological effects of the Black Death of 1348, fierce competition among the various monarchs and the newly invented printing press, which enabled accounts of Columbus's findings to spread rapidly.
