Sentence examples for press which can from inspiring English sources

In short, we need a press which can expose abuses of power without abusing its own.

The politicians are afraid of the press, which can do truly scary things to them.

"They have a routine over there," said Robert D. Jacobson, the farm manager and the Jacobsons' son, referring to the seasonal workers who run the press, which can produce 25 to 30 gallons per half-hour.

For instance, this version can register the amount of force applied to a button press, which can be used in UI design.

The new bttn Mini is about half the size of the first gen bttn (which went up for pre-order in May 2014), and also includes an additional action to complicate matters (slightly): a long press which can be set to cancel or confirm a prior push.

The only things I truly missed are practical items like a garlic press, which can easily be replaced.

Meanwhile, progress in digital-color presses — which can still be measured in technological terms but, all observers agree, really turns on achieving success in applications — is a lot more modest.

The dense nanocomposites use the hot-press process, which can eliminate the porosity.

For the same scratching distance, a large number of press operations by the AFM tip can lead to a relatively large percentage of overlap between the adjacent press operations, which can result in a larger machined depth of the nanogroove.

Despite a theoretical presumption of innocence, suspects particularly famous ones often face what Mr Bonnet calls a "press lynching", which can ruin their careers or businesses, even if they are ultimately cleared.Nor does the readiness of examining magistrates to clap suspects behind bars help.

For instance, product launches can be observed through press releases which can be found in databases such as Lexis-Nexis (e.g., Paruchuri et al. 2006).