Sentence examples for pressing in a from inspiring English sources

One of the difficulties with pressing in a new system is fully understanding the cues of when to press and doing so as a cohesive unit.

Like a mint pressing in a bargain bin "Sound It Out" is a rare find.

There were moments in several productions when questions about cultural and geopolitical identities ceased to be rhetorical and became pressing in a productive way.

This paper focuses on experimental study and modeling of juice separation from sea buckthorn fruits by pressing in a DC electric field (electro-osmosis under pressure).

Issues of identity and belonging were all the more pressing in a world where the majority of Romans had never been to Rome.

(Anonymous Helsinki resident) Having tried both rural and city life, I've come to the conclusion that although you can experience loneliness in both, it feels more pressing in a city environment.

Hand pressing of the cheese curd mass is followed by pressing in an artesanal press with weights to achieve the required firmness and removal of whey.

Once a matter for textbooks and drunken, early morning chinwags, the question seems drastically more pressing in an age of virtual reality headsets and sumptuous 3D graphics, of social and professional lives conducted largely or entirely over the internet.

The steel was subjected to one to eight passes of pressing, in which a single passage yielded an effective strain of ∼1, at 623 K.

But lately, I've sensed external events pressing in, demanding a commentary that I really didn't want to go into again.

"A permanent pressing in the form of a 78 rpm disc would have been made, and later copies on celluloid and quarter-inch tape.