Sentence examples for press with increasing from inspiring English sources

It is a question Mr. Romney's campaign will press with increasing intensity through the coming weeks as it seeks to upset Mr. Santorum in his former home state of Pennsylvania on April 24 — and to pressure him into dropping out before he gets into what is presumably more favorable ground in May, when Southern states including Texas and North Carolina vote.

Even the dreaded "R" word (recession) is being batted around the financial press with increasing regularity.

Beuys also provides a reverberating context for other work in the show, such as Chris Burden's powerful "Samson" (1985), a turnstile fitted to massive timbers that press with increasing urgency against the museum's supporting walls, ratcheting up the potentially destructive force as each new museum visitor passes through it.

The chamber and other business groups have pressed with increasing urgency for Congress to raise the maximum amount that the government can borrow.

The past week's newspapers have been dominated by one of those spats, played out in the press, which erupt with increasing frequency.

Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group, said: "The government is signalling that it wants to press ahead with increased powers of data collection and retention for the police and GCHQ, spying on everyone, whether suspected of a crime or not.

The hardness value of the panels increased with increasing press pressure and temperature.

The results showed that the SR value of the panels decreased with increasing press pressure and temperature.

Both modulus of elasticity (MOE) and modulus of rupture (MOR) of the specimens increased with increasing pressure and press temperature.

Dominant pigs were found to do most of the lever pressing, but lever-press frequency declined in all pigs with increasing test duration, possibly because of satiation effects (Baldwin and Meese 1979).

Over Twitter and in his comments to the press, the president repeatedly ― and with increasing force ― called the investigation a "hoax," a "witch hunt" and an example of the "presidential harassment" he claims to have endured since taking office.