Sentence examples for pressing not from inspiring English sources

Mogilny has been pressing, not scoring as many goals as others had hoped he would.

Yet even Sadr was pressing not for an immediate pullout but, rather, for an unspecified "timeline" for withdrawal.

The topic is pressing not only in Ghana but all over Africa, which contains the 10 countries with the youngest populations in the world.

Yet the mundane political issues of the day often appear quite pressing, not to mention politically safer than enabling a new product that is likely to engender controversy.

Shortages are pressing not just in elite areas such as engineering but also in mid-level ones such as office administration.

In the Senate, the ranking Republican on the intelligence panel, Senator Richard C. Shelby of Alabama, has been pressing not just for an inquiry, but for the removal of George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence.

"It's not a pressing agenda," not as important as organizing retrospectives of established artists, says its chief curator, Bruce Guenther.

In some areas, the pressing is not traditional so it is not essential, but most mainstream recipes press the roll.

Each lever press was followed by a 0.11-s refractory period in which lever pressing was not effective.

The question is pressing, but not because the cuts are pressing.

Still, the questions it asks are real, even pressing, and not science-fictiony at all.