Sentence examples for presses to create from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mackin attributed much of the increase to what he called casual counterfeiters who previously might not have had the skills or printing presses to create fake money.

House and Senate lawmakers are pursuing legislation to crack down on the use of pill presses to create and distribute powerful opioids like fentanyl illegally.

That's why Wrappily, a company in Hawaii, devised a new approach to gift wrapping: It uses newspapers and old-fashioned printing presses to create fresh, pretty paper that recycles like regular newspaper does.

The plate is then inked and run through a heavy intaglio press to create prints.

Ministers are being pressed to create registration drives and speak out about "all Christians needing to vote".

But without a concerted effort to develop new industries, the weakened economy will be hard pressed to create enough better-paid positions to absorb all graduates.

The publisher Barney Rosset, who used his Grove Press to create "a breach in the dam of American Puritanism," died on Tuesday at 89.

"One idea should be dispensed with once and for all, namely the idea of using the printing press to create emergency funds," he said.

She said that animals were euthanized for treatable problems because the facilities are overcrowded, underfinanced and pressed to create vacancies for new animals.

I thought of the relentless legacy opportunities that museums are pressed to create, slapping the names of trustees and donors on galleries, wings, auditoriums, facades, directorships, curatorial positions.

N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell was pressed to create public-service announcements to educate the public about the seriousness of concussions, and he agreed to do so.