Sentence examples for pressed to detect from inspiring English sources

Because of the way hospitals account for sales, investors would be hard pressed to detect the kind of wrongdoing regulators have described, she said.

If you had only his voting record on recent American wars to go by, you'd be hard pressed to detect any coherent wisdom of the battlefield.

If you did not know that Augusto Arbizo was from the Philippines, for example, you would be hard pressed to detect evidence of his cultural background in his iridescent abstract paintings.

Riders would be hard pressed to detect a vest under a wearer's jacket, though when the airbags inflate, a rider so-dressed appears to be wearing three sweaters.

Though Boalt Hall lecturer Ayelet Waldman claims to suffer from a "syrupy" form of laziness, you'd be hard-pressed to detect it.

There were outlines of limekilns hidden in the trees, old quarrying sites, and capillary-like whorls of trails and ancient roads that even the most eagle-eyed hiker would be hard-pressed to detect.

The main presenters such as David Speers, Kieran Gilbert and David Lipson have all been thorough professionals and you would be hard-pressed to detect a political leaning among them.

We have a NotPressed, MaybePressed, Pressed, and MaybeNotPressed states and the button must be sampled twice in a row to move from NotPressed to MaybePressed and then to the Pressed state, and likewise for detecting from pressed to depressed.

Regulators in Washington, many of whom say the 1997 federal changes were largely good, are nevertheless beginning to press for ways to detect potentially troubled adoptive homes.

"Press the tongue button to detect the rat's scent trail," the game orders.

Press the "Enter" key to detect and configure the primary hard disk, making it the Master Drive.