Sentence examples for yet pressing from inspiring English sources
Yet pressing at least 30 combinations of buttons is what Prizefighter is all about.
Yet pressing relentlessly against the Treasury market's viability is the expected size of budget surpluses compared with the amount of debt maturing each year.
We are shown a moment of rest, of stillness and reflection, yet pressing in on all sides is a sense of transience.
She meets with mixed success, raising cheers with Charles's "down with austerity!", yet pressing a little hard on her vital but overworked points about the representation of women both then and now.
The internment of almost every resident of Mr Prabhakaran's former northern fief, including some 70,000 before this week's flood, provides a relatively mild, yet pressing, example of this.Given that many of these people have grown up under the LTTE, the government obviously must vet them.
Understanding the long-term consequences of these changes remains an elusive, yet pressing, goal.
Yet the pressing needs of people like Mrs dos Santos do not drive São Paulo's politics.
And yet, the pressing issue of immigration trumped religion, and Mr. Obama won the Hispanic vote by 44 percentage points.
What the Carroll case seems likely to prompt is not, at least not yet, a pressing inclination for withdrawal.
But even if the overall record is not yet a pressing concern, then the pitching in the first eight games has to be.
Yet in pressing an idea that senators quickly denounced as absurd, the Defense Advance Research Projects Agency, or Darpa, is doing what it is supposed to do -- think outside the box.
