Sentence examples for press to respond from inspiring English sources
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The police were hard pressed to respond, having lost half their force around Port-au-Prince.
Pressed to respond to his coach, Martin said: "Nobody's scared on this team.
If another one occurred today, the C.D.C. would be hard pressed to respond.
Pressed to respond directly to the Tory "lies" claims, he said: "He has given the House of Commons the information that has been required in answer to questions".
The candidates were pressed to respond to a Supreme Court decision earlier in the day that barred public school systems from explicitly using race to achieve or maintain integration.
Officials in Brussels have been squirming with unease over the past week when pressed to respond to the crackdown, although Reding was strongly critical of the French.
Pressed to respond to Trump's statements, the Boy Scouts of America released a statement distancing itself from the commentary that brought cheers from many of the youth in the audience.
British universities would be "hard pressed to respond" in light of "substantial government cutbacks in 2010-2011, no matter which political party is in power".
Having introduced a Health and Social Care Bill which required the pause button to be pressed to respond to mounting criticisms from health professionals about its likely impact, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find anyone prepared openly to declare their support.
