Sentence examples for should not be pressed from inspiring English sources

Of course, the analogies should not be pressed too far.

When beneficiaries ask for information on a drug plan, they should not be pressed to buy a comprehensive Medicare Advantage plan, which is more lucrative for the agent and the insurance company.

It was designed to help doctors treat patients with diabetic foot, a condition that causes foot ulcers that should not be pressed while walking.

And, while the comparison shouldn't be pressed too far, both are indomitable, creative women.

Sure, though as Shakespeare knew, that loving image shouldn't be pressed too intemperately.

Again, quotes should not be submitted to press aides for approval or edited after the fact.

To satisfy the press's demand that there should not be a new press law, the prime minister imposed a Royal Charter.

Most of the P Girls have political experience in Washington and, in the words of Ms. Bojarsky, "We constantly pass things back and forth, and there's a lot of 'I'll do yours if you'll do mine.' " P Girls should not be confused with press agents, though at times they may be hard to distinguish.

It should not be too firm; press the mango lightly and see if it springs back and gives off a good scent.

Ministers have been told that policy papers can still be published online, but they should not be promoted by departmental press offices or be accompanied by ministerial speeches.

He said the "heat, hatred, irrationality and prejudice provoked by last week's row" demonstrated that politicians should not be allowed to control press regulation, drawing parallels between the Mail and the Guardian.