Sentence examples for pressed this point from inspiring English sources
Alas, no follow-up trials pressed this point, leaving axillary dissection as a fundamental component of breast cancer treatment for 40 more years.
The Dalai Lama said he was concerned about this "population transfer," and had pressed this point in his meetings with President Bush and members of Congress.
Kermode is also aware - though he might have pressed this point even further - that a curious paradox hangs from the idea of a dramatic poet using metaphor and analogy to represent the turbulence of his characters' minds.
Lawrence H. Summers, the former Treasury secretary and former president of Harvard, pressed this point at a seminar at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where top officials from Russia, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait said such a code seemed unnecessary in light of their track records of abstaining from political interference.
Trump, however, was in no position to press this point.
Who holds the activists accountable?Some politicians are beginning to press this point.
To press this point, once again the British attacked the Dagu forts.
Alicea did not press this point, he acknowledged later, because he did not know for sure if it hit him.
The Organization of American States, Washington and the Latin American governments that are trying to broker a solution must press this point with Roberto Micheletti, the de facto president, and his advisers.
"I accept that Britain can't be part, and won't be part, of any military action on that front," he added, "but we must not, in any degree, give up our revulsion at the chemical weapons attacks we have seen and we must press this point in every forum of which we are a member".
But he did not press this point and failed to seriously unsettle Cameron, who used confident, broad-brush arguments and aspirational rhetoric to get the upper hand quite easily in a student finance exchange that may have left some listeners more baffled than enlightened.
