Sentence examples for pressed that while the from inspiring English sources

With Maclin, his agents pressed that while the Eagles were a pass-happy team, they tended to spread the wealth among many receivers and a standard wide receiver escalator would not have been fair.

Sculthorpe later agreed with her colleague's comments, but still pressed that while the intention is good, a white man doesn't need to be at the centre of the dialogue.

Former Gov. Thomas H. Kean of New Jersey, the Republican chairman of the commission, said on Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" that while the government has focused on trying to dry up terrorist money, "it might be more productive to spend more time following the money, because you can disrupt plots, you can find out what's going on, if you can follow these money trails".

It had been mentioned in the local press that while the Klan had been granted a permit to protest in Memphis, they were forbidden from covering their faces during the rally.

Craig Aaron, president of internet rights lobby group Free Press, said that while the immediate effects of the merger were likely to be price rises and less competition, the long-term consequences could be even more serious.

Sharon Cowden, an Australian federal police commander, said at the same press conference that while the alleged killer had no known links to extremist groups, investigators would be "speaking to all appropriate international law enforcement" to examine this.

The Free Press noted that while the endorsement isn't that much of a surprise, it demonstrates how much backing Trott is getting over Bentivolio.

Joon Kim, the acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in Wednesday's press conference that while the first charge carried a maximum sentence of life in prison, the second was "death-eligible".

The spokesperson told the York Press that while a perimeter fence surrounds the park, animals do sometimes get in.

And on Sunday, Rep. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho) told "Meet the Press" that while he personally wouldn't support a clean bill, he believed there were "enough people in the Republican Party who are willing to do that". For good measure, he made a prediction: "that's what you're going to see". So are all these members right about the math?

The campaign contended that while the press van might have hit 90 m.p.h. to catch up with Mr. Romney's car, the candidate was not traveling that fast.