Sentence examples for previously pressing from inspiring English sources

Previously pressing issues such as the captain's form, and England's need to begin their World Cup winter with some more convincing performances, were largely set aside as Cook instead spoke for his team in wishing and praying Hughes' condition improves.

It was an exciting time, particularly for the children and their parents who were asked to test the prototype exhibits behind the scenes; it was a big change from the Children's Gallery where they had been previously, just pressing buttons.

We modified a previously reported thermal pressing method [23] by replacing the press plate with a curved mold.

Results highlight that restoration of fen ecosystems is a previously unrecognized but pressing and challenging restoration need in addition to reforestation of Nothofagus riparian forests.

Facebook is testing a new way to "go live" on its social network – an option that was previously available by pressing the "Live" button on the Status update box.

In the instructed outcome devaluation test, participants were presented with two open boxes on the screen with two different fruits inside; one fruit was previously earned by pressing the left-hand key and the other by pressing the right-hand key.

The subsequent process was identical to the previously described one, namely pressing the sample smoothly against a silanized aligned glass substrate, curing at 100 °C for 10 min and final detachment.

Free standing, compact films of conductive polyaniline were prepared by hot pressing of polyemeraldine previously protonated with diphenyl hydrogen phosphate (DPHP) in chlorobenzene.

Reversal learning requires behavioral flexibility: the mice need to adapt their previously learned behavior to stop pressing the old active lever and begin pressing the new active lever for food reward.

They were asked respond by pressing two buttons previously assigned to each response.

Previously, Mr. Obama had said that the pressing issue of health care reform would prevent him from making the trip to Copenhagen.