Synonym: compelling, crucial, driving, urgent. Similar words: distressing, processing, impression, expression, impressive, depression, oppression, suppression. Meaning: ['presɪŋ] 
n. 1. the act of pressing; the exertion of pressure 2. a metal or plastic part that is made by a mechanical press. adj. compelling immediate action.
n. 1. the act of pressing; the exertion of pressure 2. a metal or plastic part that is made by a mechanical press. adj. compelling immediate action. 
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91. Mindful of their situation they began well, forcing a first minute corner and pressing strongly.
92. Ever since September 1988, Mr Li's government has been pressing an austerity programme to cool the economy.
93. One reason is that employers and trade unions are pressing for a more positive attitude towards the euro.
94. And yet, amidst the dirt and grime, grew the occasional camomile, white flowers pressing strongly towards the sun.
95. He tried to force her voice lower by keeping his soft and pressing his hands downward.
96. At 0900 promptly the youngest and newest recruit had the privilege of pressing the button.
97. Do this on the entry line by placing the cursor at each cell reference in turn and pressing F4.
98. Pressing public necessity may sometimes justify the existence of such restrictions; racial antagonism never can....
99. I stood on the doorstep alone, pressing my lids together, breathing in, breathing out.
100. Lincoln stayed right beside me, pressing against me as I yanked on the car door, having trouble getting it open.
101. If this is the value required,(sentencedict.com) the user can move to the next field by pressing the TAB key.
102. This, to us, highlights the opportunism of this conference in failing to address the pressing basic issues which confront women.
103. It seemed that the police, in Leipzig at least, had lost their enthusiasm for beating up citizens pressing for change.
104. The Hall of Power - where little boys and grown men delight in pressing buttons - is vastly popular.
105. You can prove this by going back to the start of the paragraph and pressing the Backspace key.
106. Electronically supported meetings not only solve pressing business problems but offer their own advantages.
107. He was asked to resign after pressing for cuts in retirement benefits paid out to employees of the public sector.
108. For his part, Perry is pressing the Agriculture Department in Washington to show more generosity in federal crop-insurance programs.
109. Once installed and running, Windows screenshots can be captured to user-defined files merely by pressing the PrintScreen key.
109. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.
110. She gripped my hand, pressing dirt and flesh into my palm.
111. He was simply responding to the twin pressures of dwindling tax revenues and pressing needs.
112. Finally, with Arsenal pressing hard, he clawed away Quinn's careful header from Thomas's drag-back.
113. He was dressed in a suit that looked as if it needed pressing.
114. He was asked to resign last August after pressing for cuts in retirement benefits paid to public-sector employees.
115. So to do your job, and earn your pay, you really have to be pressing all the time.
116. The police Sergeant was kneeling beside the wounded man, pressing a pad against his side to stop the flow of blood.
117. A love of gardening easily combines with the craft of flower pressing, as one leads naturally into the other.
118. These can not be set through the normal tab screen displayed by pressing Shift-F8 1.
119. First, some challenges, although important and pressing, turn out on closer examination to be neither new nor different.
120. The lift was small and Rain was trying to distance herself from Oliver without pressing up against Wickham.
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