Sentence examples for pressed to build from inspiring English sources

With T-Mobile claiming MetroPCS, Sprint is likely to find itself even harder pressed to build out its next-generation network and pitch itself as the dominant low-cost service provider.

Common sense and the billions of dollars that the project would cost suggest the university would be hard pressed to build half of what it's outlining during the next decade or two.

"You would be hard pressed to build a shopping center today without some form of entertainment in it," said Malachy Kavanagh, a spokesman for the International Council of Shopping Centers in New York.

WASHINGTON, April 26 - White House officials said Tuesday evening that President Bush would propose on Wednesday that the federal government press to build new refineries on closed military bases throughout the country, in an effort to ease long-term shortages of gasoline and other oil products.

Clearly, someone on the TFIF media team wanted two huge names doing something unique they could feed to the press to build the hype.

Current polling suggests a similar result is likely next time around, with the Tories extremely hard-pressed to build a majority and Labour only a bit likelier.A steely optimism pervades the Lib Dems, most obviously among Mr Clegg and his fellow centrists.

And while we can loudly mourn the death of the handwritten letter, any modern executive would be hard-pressed to build a profitable business around delivering thank-you letters to grandparents and the like.

Recurring theme: the couple, pressed now to build a house with a mere seven-hundred thousand pounds, will take on some sort of building job themselves, constructing a drystone wall around the building, or intricately tiling a kitchen.

The UK will continue to press hard to build a global consensus on this.

Once the server is set up, you can press START to build the world and start playing with other players.

FINANCIAL NEWS Sony Is Pressed To Spin Off Electronics To Build Profits  |  As the American hedge fund manager Daniel S. Loeb pushes Sony to spin off its entertainment unit, analysts say the Japanese technology giant should stop making electronics and focus on selling insurance to increase its profits.