Sentence examples for putting still from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jensen, who had long ago given up the full golf game because of his putting, still competes on a golf circuit -- long driving only.

But a weak dollar and a strong yen can only worsen Japan's economic plight by putting still more downward pressure on prices and making exports—one of Japan's few sources of growth less competitive.

In addition, officials said the near closing of the route from Turkey to Greece after a deal between Ankara and the European Union earlier this year may be putting still more pressure on the route to Italy.

But it will be hard for him to deliver on that promise without putting still more debt on his members' backs.

And Xu says that while Godefroit and colleagues' phylogenetic analysis should be "seriously considered," especially because it uses the largest known dinosaur database, "their analysis also produced several results inconsistent with those of most recent studies," such as putting still other species considered to be feathered dinosaurs into the bird category.

Even as corn prices are setting all-time highs, so too are soybean prices, putting still more upward pressure on food prices.

I was never tempted to put "Still Life" aside, though.

The book seemed so alive in many ways, put still rooted in fantastic fiction.

They put still wine from Champagne into sturdy British bottles, sometimes with a little brandy to act as a preservative.

"The ruling of the Swiss court in the Street View matter puts still more pressure on Google to pull back from the controversial service," Mr. Rotenberg said.

Mladenovic, the world junior champion in 2009, sliced a drop shot into Davis's forehand court and put still another service break onto the scoreboard.