Sentence examples for very pressed from inspiring English sources

Christopher Stewart, head of corporate responsibility and sustainability at Singapore-listed agribusiness Olam International, agreed this presented private sector companies with a complex challenge: "Companies often have to make very difficult decisions and are very pressed internally about how to address these very difficult problems [with consent].

"I was financially very pressed when I retired from the hotel industry," said Mr Sivakumar.

Make sure the collar is very pressed, as no Slytherin would go out looking anything less than polished.

Doctors are very pressed for time but even if you've waited long passed your appointment time, you need to get the answers you came for, and you need their full attention while you are there.

Perry is well-known in the financial world, but he has previously been very press shy.

Candy Crowley, who was in the Rose Garden for the very press conference in question, confirmed Obama's words.

There was definitely a recognized Southern Jangle art scene, but when it came to us, we were persona non grata, and New York is a very press-driven machine.

"We're very hard pressed to find really strong evidence of deterrence," said Columbia Law School's Jeffrey Fagan.

"I would have been very hard pressed to decipher anything.

JRB: I would be very hard pressed to pick out a single experience.

This is also because we have to; we are very hard pressed at the moment in terms of our appointments…' (Doctor, Hospital B).