Sentence examples for problem press from inspiring English sources

No problem: Press the button just forward of the front seats, and the doors swing gently shut.

In 1979, he published "Unmentionable Cuisine," which he described as "a practical guide to help us and our children prepare for the not too distant day when the world's growing food-population problem presses closer upon us and our overly restrictive eating habits become less tolerable".

Bayes rule and the probabilities of theories posed another problem pressed on Reichenbach by Ernest Nagel in a review in Mind of the German edition of Reichenbach's The Theory of Probability (Nagel, 1936; see also Nagel, 1938).

The observation underscores the fact that it takes two to have bad relations, and to be fair to India plenty of problems press in on it many of them with their roots in India's bloody partition in 1947.

Yet as those same problems press upon Austin, a city known for its live music, Mr. Zandan and other executives in the high-tech industry are pondering a pointed question: How do we save Austin from ourselves?

The foul problems pressed Glen Rice into duty, but he managed only 5 points on 2-of-10 shooting in 35 minutes.

Financial problems pressed in upon him and domestic tragedy marred his life.

"The other part of the problem is press coverage.

The root cause of the problem is press unaccountability.

Who really believed that newspapers and politicians would solve the problem of press regulation?

Jeremy Hunt, after all, wants somebody else to come up with the solution to the problem of press regulation for him.