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We have been hard pressed to find bus drivers; we are hard pressed to communicate with people.
I had only been in venture for less than a year and was sort of pressed to be a partner, pressed to get deals done.
They will be hard pressed to ignore unscripted Biden moments.
You are pressed to do a lot of content fast.
Immigrants are pressed to work for little or no wages.
He will be hard pressed to make up this deficit.
" Pressed to elaborate, Trump said, "I would not get involved.
When pressed to explain what happened, he has no explanation.
"Wow," he said, his face nearly pressed to the window.
Luckily, you'd be hard pressed to find more industrious folk.
You'd also be hard pressed to find a starrier ensemble.
Of ebunuebunu, however, I am hard pressed to find derivatives.
He was pressed to talk about what he has learned.
You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who enjoys their commute.
Its members would be hard-pressed to convene inside the kingdom.
You'd be hard pressed to find a subject they agreed on.
You'd be hard pressed to find a better tablet for $50.
"It's hard pressed to say those aren't good results," Cook said.
"Stocks like Clorox are hard-pressed to grow much," Rosenbluth said.
Almost certainly not, but you'd be hard-pressed to prove it.
We think he'll be hard-pressed to find a better one.
In 2007, one of Tutu Pombo's heirs pressed to allow more.
Pressed to respond to criticism in other areas, he was defiant.
I felt lucky to have my hands pressed to her hips.
But you'd be hard pressed to find a more 2010s movie.
With that said, most people would be hard-pressed to notice.
He've been hard pressed to contain himself after being ridiculed mercilessly!
A lot of the real estate looks pressed to come back.
Artists are hard-pressed to find equivalently generous funding in America.
But I'd be hard pressed to imagine where that place would be.
But you'd be hard-pressed to tell from watching this year's keynotes.
Maeve, however is hard-pressed to find the humor in the situation.
When pressed to the edge of panic, Trump will modify his behavior.
Perez and others in the party's leadership pressed to pass the proposal.
At the end of one meeting, he pressed to adjourn the conversation.
You'd be hard pressed to find another song of his like it.
Mr Assad would be hard-pressed to fight on without full backing.
A spider would have been hard pressed to see her tiny stitches.
When pressed to name just one Asian-American rapper, most people can't.
But you'll be hard pressed to spot it with your Argos telescope.
But if you're pressed to give a number, don't provide a range.
You'd be hard-pressed to find garbage disposals outside of the US.
"Bolton pressed to attack Iran militarily at almost every turn," said Kilduff.
You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone else achieving such a feat.
Russian families are often pressed to pay bribes to bury loved ones.
One would be hard pressed to find a true "original" Irish person.
But I'd be hard-pressed to pick just a single favorite one.
Ordinarily, the staff would've been hard-pressed to help him in time.
He was hard-pressed to defend big price increases for diabetes treatments.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a zinger or a thoughtful speech.
No one is that pressed to watch Kobe analyze someone else's game.
Unless you're an expert, you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference.
But you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who doesn't love movies.
Corporations that use their money should be pressed to heed their concerns.
You'll also be hard-pressed to find discounted Apple products, Bodge said. 
The Democrats would be hard-pressed to pull back from full impeachment.
"You'd be hard-pressed to spend $2065,236 a year there," Staton said.
Anyone would be hard pressed to do that type of calculation independently.
So I think he would be hard pressed to vote against it.
Once notice is given, the government is hard-pressed to alter the charges.
Traditional hosting services would be hard pressed to keep up with that demand.
That said, they'll be hard-pressed to find a satisfying solution for everyone.
As a result, the number of people pressed to sign forms is increasing.
You'd be hard pressed to find an outfit these kicks couldn't pair with.
Why does she have your mom's old Android tablet pressed to her face?
Throughout most of the series, the characters have cell phones pressed to ears.
" Pressed to "pick any leader," Johnson finally replied, "The former president of Mexico.
In fact, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better option right now.
You'd be hard-pressed to find more opposite opposites than jellyfish and robots.
The presumptive GOP nominee would be hard-pressed to prove that scenario, however.
If pressed to a point, they will spend it on clubs and bullets.
However, there's one skill he's not pressed to work on: changing dirty diapers.
Pressed to elaborate on his remarks, Mr. Trump did appear to step back.
One would be hard-pressed to find MPs from any party that disagree.
You'd be hard pressed to find a vertical merger denied by the regulators.
"Members would be hard-pressed to explain why they failed to support" it.
You'd be hard-pressed to find many Republicans who wouldn't endorse him now.
If I were the agent, I would be hard-pressed to accept this.
But a century ago, you'd have been hard pressed to find any there.
But prosecutors were pressed to proceed and the trial began in November 1946.
Monetary policy makers and other economics experts are hard pressed to explain why.
You would be hard-pressed to find greatness in Mr. Rorem's vast oeuvre.
Micromobility companies have been hard-pressed to cut spending and push toward profitability.
You would be hard-pressed to find fault with the Cleveland Orchestra's performance.
Her hair was cut short and pressed to her scalp in dark waves.
Still, Mr. Exner was hard pressed to name more than a few accomplishments.
However, Disney will be hard pressed to repeat this year's success in 2020.
When he got to the C.I.A., he pressed to reinvigorate the sabotage program.
Once harvested, the plant is roasted and pressed to extract juices for distillation.
She pressed to keep her hair, as it's a part of her Rastafarian religion.
We'd be hard-pressed to find anyone among us who doesn't love saving money.
You'd be hard pressed to find two more dissimilar players working so closely together.
You can usually find great deals you'd be hard-pressed to find at dinnertime.
You'd be hard pressed to find someone who confuses Donald Glover with Donald Trump.
I think we'd be hard-pressed to say we're not going to do it.
Until recently, you'd be hard-pressed to find many other options open to you.
Lapan says he'd be "hard-pressed" to think recipients weren't aware of the change.
You would be hard-pressed to find someone who'd dub Kim Kardashian a minimalist.
Gay Iranian men are pressed to accept cross-sex hormones and gender-reassignment surgery.
"I fear you'll be hard-pressed to find anyone who will," the doctor says.
" Pressed to explain, he added, "Any kind of fight, I loved it, including physical.
Again Trump was pressed to address whether he saw a rise in white nationalism.
They will be hard pressed to find insurance companies willing to cover their properties.
You'd be hard-pressed to find something comparable for less than $2 anywhere else.
Like the poll respondents, she was also hard pressed to explain what socialism is.
Workers trapped in low-wage jobs are also hard-pressed to cover unanticipated expenses.
His hand was pressed to his collarbone, where blood seeped through a white bandage.
I would be very hard-pressed to find anyone who has not seen it.
Mr. Adler, of BizBash, said corporations are hard-pressed to cancel holiday parties outright.
The sole remaining officer in the section was hard-pressed to meet multiple needs.
And if a curve ball comes, they may be hard-pressed to dodge it.
The Europeans may also be pressed to penalize smugglers of Venezuelan gold into Europe.
Honestly, you'd be hard-pressed to think of too many electronic accessories less utilitarian.
Obama pressed to update federal nutrition standards and to bring healthier foods to schools.
Throngs of people navigate the sidewalks and streets with cellphones pressed to their ears.
The network's publicity department was hard-pressed to describe what Tewksbury was up to.
When pressed to keep traveling down this hypothetical road, Kasich tried to stop it.
He will also most likely be pressed to resume the testing of nuclear weapons.
But Mexico has pressed to establish a dialogue with the new administration in Washington.
You'd be hard pressed to find someone who doesn't enjoy going to the movies.
Visit in slow season and it's a value you'll be hard-pressed to beat.
The Islamic Republic would be very hard pressed to find a successor so skilled.
You'd be hard pressed to find a better real-life application than that, Joel.
You would be hard-pressed to pick out a single trend in the event's demographics.
That's something you'd likely be hard pressed to find anyone but the beef industry opposing.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a model who doesn't at least admire Kate Moss.
I just know  that I must be pressed to the mark of a high calling.
"It's something a person would be hard-pressed to claim they don't remember," he said.
At the time, you would be hard-pressed to find someone without their own theories.
Personally, I'm hard-pressed to figure out what their legal analysis is going to be.
If you were scripting a comedy you'd be hard pressed to make this stuff up.
" Gill added: "You would be hard pressed to find a case with so much evidence.
You might be hard pressed to find a Mark or Sam in Egypt's next generation.
Should one of them develop a geoengineering capacity, others might feel pressed to as well.
But he will be hard pressed to ward off US assaults on the global organization.
Collins and Murkowski continually checked in with McCain, in between getting pressed to flip themselves.
Down the ballot, the party was hard-pressed to identify rising stars to challenge Republicans.
Declining subscriptions have left cable companies hard-pressed to pay higher prices for TV shows.
We'd be hard-pressed to find a food mascot more memorable than the Pillsbury Doughboy.
" When pressed to explain his answer in more than one word, he answered: "not good.
Plus, you'd be hard-pressed to find a regular moisturizer that's as cute as this.
At first glance, you' be hard-pressed to distinguish it from an old school wristwatch.
Macron was unapologetic when pressed to comment on Wednesday during a visit to southern France.
From the investor standpoint, you would be hard pressed to find a more promising opportunity.
He says it's a hell of an accomplishment, and you'd be hard-pressed to disagree.
Everything is arranged by color, and you'll be hard-pressed to spot anything non-monochromatic.
Clinton was pressed to answer some uncomfortable questions about her support of late-term abortion.
You'll be hard-pressed to find anyone over 40-years old in the lowercase tribe.
THE average adult would be hard-pressed to explain how volcanoes erupt in intricate detail.
The result is a powerful network effect that competitors will be hard pressed to match.
That is why Republicans are hard pressed to cement this confirmation to the Supreme Court.
You know, a normal, very nice, very likable Republican would be hard pressed to win.
Pressed to elaborate, the critics acknowledged that they had not yet encountered a disagreeable slide.
Candidates are pressed to express a rooting interest — ideally with a plausible pre-existing explanation.
You'd be hard-pressed to call a 350-square-mile body of water a desert.
For instance, he may be pressed to drop his bid to end the estate tax.
When pressed to be more specific about what Cuba could do, she declined to answer.
For credit unions harder pressed to fund their operations, that figure can get much higher.
It's also something that, absent intelligence leaks, reporters would have been hard-pressed to uncover.
"But I feel like you'd be hard-pressed to say it's surprising, given the rhetoric."
Shaken lawmakers softened their partisan tone and some pressed to loosen restrictions on gun access.
Shaken lawmakers softened their partisan tone, and some pressed to loosen restrictions on gun access.
But you'd be hard pressed to find anything naïve or unpolished about the work itself.
Both were being pressed to assist in Mr. Giuliani's hunt for dirt on Mr. Biden.
It must be pressed to show in detail how its "Initiative" will strengthen its effectiveness.
TWO YEARS LATER, YOU ARE HARD PRESSED TO FIND ANYONE FROM GILLETTE IN THE COMPANY.
If I were only thinking about myself, I wouldn&apost feel pressed to build wealth.
When new arrivals are pressed to speak only English, native languages and dialects fade away.
If oil prices stay low, the Kurds will be hard pressed to become self-sufficient.
You would be hard pressed to find a more ingratiating spokesman for former child combatants.
I'm pressed to find this shirt so I re-track my steps to find it.
And without the power of incumbency, Republicans may be hard pressed to keep those seats.
He must also be pressed to address the indirect costs, of which there are many.
Though you might not be as pressed to beat it as you were the original.
The state of Nevada pressed to execute him, too, in a new lethal injection chamber.
Representative Steve King of Iowa, a blatant racist, is not widely being pressed to resign.
China would be hard-pressed to find a safe alternative investment with a good yield.
I turn toward him, already smiling, and my hand's pressed to my heart— But he's gone.
Even in  Apple forums , you'll be hard-pressed to find anyone who likes the Touch Bar.
If you're hunting for a smartphone, you'll be hard pressed to find another deal this good.
Our selections are eclectic, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a theme or collective fabric.
These days, you'd be hard-pressed to find an app or device that doesn't offer it.
You'd be hard-pressed to find another iPhone app that's anywhere near as influential as Instagram.
You'd be hard pressed to find someone who doesn't like at least one of her songs.
You'd be hard-pressed to find any major corporation behind a unionization or living wage campaign.
You'd be hard pressed to spot anyone in the ethereal photos compiled in his series, Segue.
In the hearing, Pruitt was pressed to reject anonymous donations, but he made no hard promises.
But Mr Gorsuch is a scholarly, refined jurist whom Democrats will be hard-pressed to vilify.
"Before the Bundy ranch, I'd be hard pressed to think of something similar," Mr. Pitcavage said.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a major media outlet that never comments on women's weight.
With an open investigation looming, Masterson will likely been hard pressed to find work these days.
The police are also hard pressed to overcome the fear of IS that discourages possible informants.
You might be hard-pressed to tell the difference between Windows 10 and the Anniversary Update.
You'll be hard pressed to find someone under 35 who doesn't know about The Powerpuff Girls.
No one should be hard-pressed to find extant media with which to remember his talents.
Even if such a network existed, it would be hard-pressed to flood Hungary with migrants.
In fact, from a pure spec standpoint, you'd be pretty hard pressed to distinguish the devices.
Intermediaries such as PBMs and wholesalers will be pressed to become more than just pass-throughs.
You'd be hard pressed to find a rock musician with the international clout of Gutxi Bibang.
You'd be hard-pressed to do better than this uninhabited island near the Tahiti International Airport.
Postmasters and mail superintendents will be hard-pressed to find a similar gig in their field.
Trump had been pressed to distance himself from his global business before becoming president in January.
But I'd be hard pressed to say anything isn't normal regarding what comes up during sex.
Priced at only $16.78, you'll be hard pressed to find a better style deal this winter.
Policies change fast as companies owned by venture capitalists are pressed to prioritise profit over privacy.
Ivanka Trump, one of her father's closest advisers, has pressed to stay in the climate agreement.
But they would be hard-pressed to identify progress on Iran's human and political rights record.
"You would be hard-pressed to find someone who has trained more leaders," Mr. Adams said.
In addition, some Democrats in Congress have pressed to toughen the screening process for Syrian refugees.
"A more tight-knit group of people you will be hard pressed to find," he added.
Yet a human theater wiki would be hard pressed to recognize any of the Fringe participants.
Aides also described instances in which Pruitt pressed to travel first class or via private jet.
Given these dynamics, Congress would have been hard-pressed to justify not giving India the waiver.
Without skilled personnel in place, manufacturers will be hard-pressed to keep up with market demands.
Sometimes people are hard-pressed to name more than three films in which Fassbender has starred.
Like both of them, he's attracted to politics for reasons he'd be hard pressed to express.
Vasile, who had a criminal record, said he was pressed to drop his request for asylum.
In fact, people buying these pieces would be hard-pressed to see significant appreciation over time.
"I've never studied tropical medicine," he said, though he is often pressed to consult in Bali.
You're hard pressed to find someone who thinks Weezer's post-Blue musical excursion was as good.
It's not much, but it's something, and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better offer.
You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn't enjoyed at least one Julia Roberts movie.
Without the governorship, Republicans will be hard-pressed to hold their ground or narrow the deficit.
Scanning his bookshelf, he settled on Orwell's novel, for reasons he is hard pressed to explain.
And at this price point, you&aposd be hard-pressed to find a better STEM robot.
President George W. Bush pressed to partially privatize Social Security, and many Republicans disliked that idea.
As for what those regulations would look like, most policy experts are hard-pressed to say.
You'd be hard-pressed to find an athlete who had a wilder year than Antonio Brown.
On Wednesday, David Hale, the State Department's No. 3 official, will be pressed to provide answers.
Yet, patients—and their doctors—would be hard pressed to know if immunization would be beneficial.
"Salem 1692 = absence of evidence+powerless, innocent victims were hanged or pressed to death," Driscoll wrote.
Menendez has repeatedly pressed to move forward on the legislation in the wake of Turkey's actions.
The EPA is already hard-pressed to keep up with this year's surge in big hurricanes.
The second was tackled, his face pressed to the ground, after the officers breached the barricade.
The Chinese would be hard-pressed to find a safe alternative investment with a good yield.
Herzog even elicits compassion for figures I might otherwise have been hard-pressed to find redeeming.
What is my responsibility to any of this, a face pressed to the glass, peering in?
You'd be hard pressed to find someone with the work rate of Luis Suarez right now.
One would have been hard-pressed to dream up a worse beginning to the month for Samsung.
By then the public is alarmed and afraid and investigators are hard-pressed to stop the destruction.
You'd be hard-pressed to find someone dressed in anything other than lederhosen and dirndl at Oktoberfest.
Looking at the included renderings in the patent, one would be hard-pressed to say what's different.
"Plenty of people are working and are hard-pressed to find a place to invest," said Yardeni.
Accused by Mr. Bosworth of "egregious" human rights abuses and pressed to allow elections, Mr. Marcos relented.
In fact, I would have been hard-pressed to identify it as venison in the first place.
The Republican president-elect has pressed to halt such releases and has vowed to keep Guantanamo open.
You'd be hard pressed to call Quantum Inventions a startup, although it certainly operating in startup style.
In the internet era you'd be hard pressed to find a more valuable resource than radio spectrum.
You'll be hard pressed to find many VCs making investment decisions mid-July through August this summer.
Without knowing which is which, you'd be hard pressed to tell which phone costs double the price.
One would be hard-pressed to describe the students of West Beverly High as a diverse lot.
You'd be hard pressed to ever have access to as many games for as low a price.
You would be hard-pressed to find a space opera classic beyond C.J. Cherryh's fantastic Downbelow Station.
You would be hard pressed to find someone who didn t like Barbara Smith or B. Smith.
You'd be hard pressed to find a neomelodico album on the high street in Milan or Turin.
One would be hard-pressed to identify the worst political ideas to come from this presidential campaign.
In fact, passersby would be hard-pressed to detect that they're smart glasses in the first place.
You'd be hard pressed to tell the difference without holding both cameras simultaneously, but it's worth noting.
You would be hard pressed to find a policymaker whose constituents are not affected by this issue.
White House historians and professors were hard-pressed to think of any exact parallel to this case.
Today, the shepherds and wise men might be hard-pressed to recognize even the most devout celebration.
But the Mets will be hard-pressed to stay in the playoff race without Walker and Matz.
CreditCreditPhilip Montgomery for The New York Times He was hard-pressed to explain it even to himself.
Because the city lacks a thriving commercial district, it is hard-pressed to generate sales tax revenue.
You'd be hard pressed to find two people who love new musicals more than George and me.
A third turned the invitation down, reportedly due to fears they would be pressed to donate money.
I'd be hard-pressed to think of anyone who has ever been any funnier in a sitcom.
The reader, however, is hard pressed to sympathize with the idea that he did not understand Bellow.
As president-elect, she might also be hard-pressed to undercut Mr. Obama's choice of Judge Garland.
When pressed to take a position at a press conference, she repeatedly refused to make any condemnation.
Emerging competitors like Shipt, Postmates and StorePower may be hard-pressed to raise funding following this round.
He was, they'd be pressed to say by a panicking producer, quite polite when he ordered pints.
You'd be hard-pressed to find an aspect of the president's life that isn't marked by grifting.
Even after being admonished by federal judges, the two states seem hard-pressed to follow court orders.
Still, the play is hard-pressed to beat the creativity and grittiness of the Mudd Club itself.
In addition, Mr. Trump would be hard-pressed to demonstrate that the caravan constitutes a national emergency.
But check in with Riverdale High lately, and you'll be hard pressed to find anything like that.
With Mr. Stone, even the most conservative cleric would have been hard-pressed to find something objectionable.
Ade's still looking wan, downing bottles of water sitting on the floor, back pressed to the couch.
Pressed to weigh in on same-sex marriage, he said he preferred to stick to the Gospel.
Even so, you would be hard pressed to find these five men represented in concert halls today.
"You'd be hard pressed to find anybody who saw any evidence of strain during" the second presidency.
She would be hard pressed to explain the provenance of the furniture, which is basic and comfortable.
Central bankers and regulators would be hard pressed to prevent the damage from spreading like a pandemic.
" Pressed to name the specific communities, Mr. Moore said that they were in "Illinois, Indiana — up there.
Sure, she's 64, a time when some women her age are feeling pressed to close up shop.
The same week, Mr. Trump, visiting The Washington Post, was pressed to name his foreign policy team.
A solitary tree, black against the sky, like a finger pressed to the lips calling for silence.
Pressed to explain the Giants' continuing troubles on the offensive line, McAdoo tried to scatter the blame.
But the local trattoria, taqueria, curry shop and sushi bar will be pressed to stay in business.
But he warned that officials would be "hard-pressed" to maintain current federal funding levels for ISS.
Female employees reported being pressed to trade sexual favors for advancement, explicit sex talk, groping and more.
Still others refused to comment or grew angry when pressed to comment on the GOP presidential hopeful.
The Senate will be hard-pressed to confirm an F.B.I. director who is an obvious political lackey.
And I'm telling you, a more tightknit group of people you will be hard-pressed to find.
"They're going to be hard-pressed to say whether states will take the opt out," he added.
Appearing before Congress last week, the U.S. FDA's acting commissioner was pressed to explain the agency's position.
His mate, Masha, sat on her rump, a half-empty bottle of champagne pressed to her breast.
These days, the world would be hard-pressed to find a more dangerous wounded animal than Iran.
"I'd be hard pressed to find a more honest and hardworking reporter," she said in an email.
The rages would be almost incomprehensible to an outsider—I'm hard pressed to explain them to myself. . . .
" And pressed to apologize for his physical interactions with women, he offered, "Sorry I invaded your space.
Operation is simple and intuitive: Two large paddles are pressed to turn the machine on and off.
Lee, one of the most conservative members, has pressed to roll back more of Obamacare's insurance regulations.
With so few complications, a doctor would be hard-pressed to admit enough patients to keep hospital privileges.
Other high-profile businesspeople detained in China have been pressed to release messages insisting that everything is fine.
But to be very clear, some of us might be hard pressed to call Spotify exactly an underdog.
But you'll be hard pressed to find anything below half an inch or weighing less than 5003 pounds.
"The ACLU would be hard pressed to take Brandenburg&aposs case today, given its new guidelines," Kaminer wrote.
Pressed to provide a bit more detail, Trump advocated for allowing people to buy insurance across state lines.
Where political ties to Russia are strong, for example, they may be pressed to look the other way.
Joyus' compact travel steamer will ensure her date night outfits are pressed to perfection whenever she's in town.
Companies such as Facebook and Twitter have also been pressed to remove conspiracy driven content and hate speech.
Now you'd be hard pressed to find a comment section on the web that isn't moderated by humans.
Just look at Trump's infamous Twitter feed and you'll be hard-pressed to find any mention of Mrs.
In fact, we'd be hard-pressed to find a Refinery29 style or trend roundup that didn't include her.
FBI agents again pressed to take more overt steps in the Clinton Foundation probe, including possibly issuing subpoenas.
The courts may be hard-pressed to find prejudice given these contradictory situations before and after Mistry's ouster.
Add in an alpaca, and you have a tale that your friends will be hard-pressed to top.
You'd be hard-pressed to find another connected lighting system that's this accessibly priced and easy to install.
Image: APHumanity would understand very little about cancer, and be hard-pressed to find cures, without scientific research.
But whatever that point is, I'm still pretty hard-pressed to come up with any benefits at all.
" When pressed to make an educated guess, Hublin said Denisovans "probably looked like an early form of Neanderthals.
After putting the first half onion on the blades, I pressed and pressed and pressed... to no success.
And I'm telling you, a more tight-knit group of people you will be hard-pressed to find.
Now, for those of you who love Apple products, you would be hard-pressed to beat my family.
We're told Pamela and Kim have no beef but if pressed to choose, Pam's siding with the animals.
You can also pre-order the vinyl-only release, which will be pressed to just 300 copies, here.
Amid growing concerns about a global recession, sellers can be hard-pressed to find buyers in the market.
But you'd be hard-pressed to find a person who says "no thanks!" to a Nutella doughnut bouquet.
What surprises me about the X23 is that you'd be hard pressed to identify the one big thing.
For both, hands are laced, pressed together prayerfully, pressed to the heart or perhaps extended to the audience.
If you can't attract people to you, then you're going to be hard-pressed to form a cult.
You'll be hard-pressed to find another hotel in Manhattan with designs as thoughtful and prices as sensible.
The problems India faces are so severe that any political party would be hard-pressed to address them.
"We were hard pressed to meet operating expenses," Ms. Ambrosini explained, and there was no money for Daubigny.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a time when one member of the Lyons isn't feuding with another.
Other times, however, I'm hard pressed to put it any better than the French writer Michel de Montaigne.
There were certainly black, Hispanic, and Asian delegates, but you'd have to been hard-pressed to find them.
The association tells midwives to advise mothers against sunat and, if pressed, to dab the genitals with iodine.
When pressed to weigh in on the deal, McMullen said Whole Foods is a "good fit" for Amazon.
There may be precedents in other countries, but one would be hard pressed to find a precedent here.
So you would be hard-pressed to find a sense of farewell in his music from that time.
The skin is pressed to produce mink oil, which repels water and is an additive in cosmetic products.
Food businesses may be pressed to find the surplus food, funds and labor to maintain food donation programs.
"I'm not going to get into a back-and-forth," she said, when pressed to explain her remarks.
Prosecutors would be hard pressed to obtain a guilty verdict at trial if the victims did not testify.
Yet even the casual reader of the Bible will be hard-pressed to recreate this interpretation of Romans.
You'll be hard-pressed to recognize any of them, though; they completely disappear inside the rasping Skeksis voices.
You will be hard-pressed to find another orthopedic dog bed that offers that same combination of benefits.
You'd probably be hard pressed to find a successful startup or unicorn that didn't have such a session.
Cissna's defenders contend that he tried to adhere to the law while Miller pressed to overstep legal boundaries.
But you would be hard-pressed to find much positive media coverage of these or Kushner's other achievements.
But if you search for "tailwind," you will be hard pressed to find any compelling images at all.
" When pressed to clarify if that meant forces loyal to Mr. Assad, Mr. Sisi gave a terse "yes.
Its business is levered to increasing homes' values, a driver that Amazon would be hard-pressed to challenge.
You would be hard pressed to find a sitting Republican who shares his view on the FCC rules.
Mulvaney added that he's "hard pressed" to think of anything more Trump could do to end the shutdown.
But one would be hard-pressed to find a single credible Islamic scholar who interprets it this way.
These are the policies that Republicans would be hardest-pressed to oppose, and Democrats should push them hard.
If the justices rule for Mr. Phillips, they will be hard-pressed to find a clear limiting principle.
Pressed to say on Wednesday at a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing whether the administration thinks the Sept.
Politico reported that White House adviser Stephen Miller has recently pressed to remove other immigration officials, including Mitnick.
Payton won't be pressed to score and can concentrate on facilitating, cutting, and wreaking havoc on the other end.
The market will be hard-pressed to find a bottom with key support levels falling through left and right.
That tweet is accompanied by a photo of Gary, nose pressed to the window, presumably awaiting his mother's arrival.
The Peloponnesian War is going on around you, though you'd be hard-pressed to notice most of the time.
At a top speed of 12 miles per hour, you'd still be hard pressed to outrun this prehistoric beast.
One would be hard-pressed to find a better-traveled bunch of folks than the readers of Travel + Leisure.
When it comes to Apple's wired EarPods, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who actually enjoys using them.
You'd be hard pressed to find any Cheesecake Factory in the Chicago area with a rating above three stars.
If someone asked you what the temperature of the pot was, you'd be hard pressed to give an answer.
The findings come as hospitals are increasingly pressed to figure out ways to keep patients healthier, and for longer.
You'd be hard-pressed to name a more impactful figure in rock music right now than Laura Jane Grace.
I only grew up once, but you'd be hard-pressed to convince me there's somewhere better to do it.
The odor that surrounded the "legacies" was so rank I have no doubt some "legacies" felt pressed to lie.
You'd be hard pressed to find a pair of pants at Urban Outfitters that aren't high waters right now.
" She added that she was "hard pressed to see any commitment to diversity, localism, or competition in that result.
You'd be hard pressed to find a more perfect union, and retailers have been stocking the shelves in preparation.
In fact, you'd be hard-pressed to find an industry that a blockchain-based startup isn't threatening to disrupt.
Even the most transformational technology would be hard-pressed to overcome the cramped display space for big-ticket items.
Nonetheless, Mr Putin may be hard-pressed to find popular support for fresh intervention in Ukraine on religious grounds.
You'll be hard-pressed to find a truly ugly display outside of super budget phones intended for developing markets.
"The tea tree's leaves are either ground into a powdered extract or pressed to create an oil," Qureshi said.
And despite the fact that keeps singing "I'm not pressed" to herself in the shower, she is definitely pressed.
You'll be hard pressed to find a Q&A where a male character is criticized for being too awful.
GoPro would have been hard-pressed to find a more scenic locale with which to launch its latest offers.
More Daron Cruickshank You would be hard pressed to find a fight fan who doesn't find Daron Cruickshank entertaining.
Still, even the most prudish games enthusiast would be hard-pressed to avoid indulging in the occasional virtual substance.
We'd be hard-pressed to find something we love to cover more than a rapidly evolving tech startup ecosystem.
That's probably the right move for a story that will be hard-pressed to end in anything but tragedy.
Thanks to the open ear design, you'd be hard-pressed to find a higher level of safety anywhere else.
Yes, but: Despite the spike in sales earlier this year, Mattel has been hard-pressed to maintain the momentum.
You'll be pretty hard pressed to find many of these around — this one sells for US$113 on Etsy.
It has a wheel to scroll as well as a button that can be pressed to take a picture.
But until Amazon's devoted customers change their habits, I'm hard-pressed to imagine Bezos's company stepping off the gas.
The government had been pressed to announce details regarding its spending and tax relief plans despite its brief tenure.
Labor stoppages are common in Argentina, where employers are hard-pressed to grant pay increases in line with inflation.
Trust me, you'll be hard-pressed to find another 10 percent that goes down nearly as smooth this summer.
What you have here is an immaculate history of every amazing boogie and disco record ever pressed to wax.
A third of them turned the invitation down, reportedly due to fears they would be pressed to donate money.
We'd be seriously hard pressed to remember any specific occasion when we slugged down one of these potent cocktails.
Democrats would be hard-pressed to vote against these wildly popular provisions that they have supported in the past.
In the coming months, each candidate will be pressed to provide more specifics; Mr. Trump has been especially vague.
Koskinen also said people would be hard-pressed to find evidence the IRS is currently engaging in political targeting.
The attorney general has cautioned that he will be hard pressed to defend the legislation in Israel's Supreme Court.
At the time, Mr. Trump would have been hard-pressed to pay tens of millions of dollars in taxes.
In the chaotic world of politics one would be hard pressed to understand the motivations of the elected officials.
He was pressed to describe the specific activities that would make an agent vulnerable to an enemy's spy tradecraft.
The companies were repeatedly pressed to answer for their market dominance and reports of anti-competitive tactics, with Rep.
You'll be hard-pressed to find a dance party after the reception or any religious element to the ceremony.
" To be fair, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who'd describe the trio's speaker-frying jams as "boring.
Forget exceptional; America has been hard-pressed to produce a quasi-contender in this tournament or any Grand Slam.
Still, you'd be hard pressed to identify a single compelling foreign policy advantage to taking this trip right now. 
ESPN The Warriors haven't been pressed to perform since they lost to the Los Angeles Lakers earlier this month.
After decades of war, they are hard-pressed to demonstrate that they offer Afghanistan something more than unending conflict.
I'd be hard pressed to predict what will happen in eight more weeks much less two years from now.
Cheek pressed to the rough rubber floor, terrified, I watched the dance of the leaders as they switched positions.
"From my experience, communities that are struggling financially are going to be the hardest pressed to respond," he said.
"How do I look?" asked Uma, showing her friend a large red bindi she had pressed to her forehead.
The president had also pressed to eliminate the estate tax, a provision that would have hugely benefited his heirs.
Visually, you'd be hard-pressed to tell the Sonos One from the Sonos One SL, especially at a distance.
Now, I think, most people would be very hard-pressed to identify who runs Breitbart, outside of you two.
Before answering questions, she would pause, fingers pressed to her temples and a twitch of her mouth conveying apprehension.
Mr. Zandi said he was "hard pressed" to think of any industries that would benefit from these proposed changes.
These days, however, you would be hard pressed to find an insurance company commercial that isn't going for laughs.
You'd be hard-pressed to find what Americans think of as chili in Mexico, but it abounds in Texas.
" Pressed to be more specific, she added: "There are multiple bills on the floor in the United States Senate.
And without new revenue or painful cuts, Mr. Murphy will be hard pressed to realize his far-reaching goals.
Mr. Bofa said he ran around the corner and saw the car and the stroller pressed to the wall.
"Among the workers who currently enjoy a balanced lifestyle, they'd be hard-pressed to give it up," Colliton says.
The friend's breasts are pressed to Leda's side; her pillowy bottom and thighs rest in ostentatiously painted red drapery.
What I am hard pressed to understand is why actors believe that what they have to say is important.
You would be hard-pressed to find a better example of a public-private partnership in the federal government.
Female employees reported being pressed to trade sexual favors for advancement and endure explicit sex talk, groping, and more.
I think you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who joins or leaves a company based on M&M's.
Mr. Lopez said that the employees are pressed to watch the limits, while being pushed to carry more packages.
He's interested in data and internet privacy issues, but he's hard-pressed to get a foothold in such fields.
Black hairstyles have cycled from conked and pressed to Afros to relaxed to natural again for nearly a century.
Following Clinton's victory over Sanders, the party was pressed to enact a series of reforms to bolster grassroots candidates.
You'd be hard-pressed to keep one out of your swimming pool, let alone a 27,000-acre property like Disney.
Which means, among other things, that you'll be hard pressed to find any devices that actually read the new format.
I'd be hard pressed to believe Drake isn't aware of it and eager to recapture the same feeling with VIEWS.
Designers flexed major draping and tailoring muscles — sophisticated upmarket techniques that fast-fashion brands will be hard-pressed to replicate.
So we wouldn't be hard pressed to argue that these sweet little treats go well with, well just about anything.
You'd be hard pressed to find an analyst in any field of economic policy who is against invention and innovation.
Let's take a look at the U.S. chains you'll be hard pressed to find, or no longer exist in Australia.
I'm hard-­pressed to think of a way my story could benefit my mother, who is now in her 80s.
Popular thriller author Lisa Jewell weaves a page-turning story with secrets that you'll be hard-pressed to figure out.
Even though wallabies are native to Australia, you'd be hard-pressed to find them casually hopping around in the city.
I'm hard pressed to find a grumpier crowd than the line at the local coffee shop at 8:00 a.m.
That experience could also be a solitary one — you'd be hard-pressed to find an acquaintance familiar with these videos.
And of course, in contrast, you'd be hard pressed to find one of in any cabinet in most American kitchens.
And when pressed to see the alleged assault from Crews's perspective, Hughley says he would never have let it happen.
"People pressed to say, there needs to be some kind of escalation flow, or prioritization flow," one former employee said.
It's practically an American fairy tale, and yet Uber's lawyers are hard-pressed to get this archetypal narrative to stick.
Even with clear headwinds for Republicans, Democrats will be hard-pressed to reclaim the Senate majority they lost in 613.
Moreover, only if wage growth is allowed to rise will firms be pressed to invest more in labour-saving technology.
Culpo threw on several outfits and, fair warning ... you'll be hard-pressed to pick a favorite 'cause they're all fire.
Republicans were already going to be hard-pressed to hold the Senate given the number of seats they are defending.
You would be hard pressed to find someone from Amazon in the front row of the Gucci fall collection show.
You'd be hard-pressed to find that level of tech integration in BMWs and Mercedes let alone a comparable Mustang.
Too many times we are pressed to appease a client or supervisor, and we end up confusing activity with achievement.
" Ernst admitted "the president does have flaws, but I'd be hard-pressed to find any president that doesn't have flaws.
You'd be hard pressed to find a kink veteran who doesn't consider aftercare an indispensable facet of any kinky play.
Jim Browning of the 82nd Airborne Division has his eyes glued to the screen, a telephone pressed to his ear.
Even the creators of deep-learning algorithms are often hard-pressed to investigate and interpret the logic behind their decisions.
When it comes to global soccer, you'd be hard-pressed to overstate the significance of FIFA's presidential election this Friday.
Despite the fact that it's electronic, you'd be hard pressed to describe much of the Baths material under that banner.
Aside from the spinach-like coloring, we'd be hard pressed to guess that these bars had any greenery involved whatsoever.
In fact, you'd probably be hard-pressed to spot too many differences in terms of industrial design this time out.
The differences are in the details, but you'd be hard-pressed to spot them unless you were looking very carefully.
Scroll through any list of popular podcasts, and you would be hard-pressed to find one that fits the bill.
While traveling abroad last week, Trump was repeatedly pressed to stay in the deal by European leaders and the pope.
Pressed to fill "mission critical" positions at understaffed facilities, wardens will have no choice but to increase reliance on augmentation.
She had come to the United States for business, though she would have been hard pressed to say what kind.
" When pressed to rule out a possible pardon, Sanders said she would not engage a "hypothetical" that she called "ridiculous.
You'd imagine the OnePlus 7T would come with some kind of compromise, but you'd be hard-pressed to fault it.
You'd likely be hard-pressed to find somebody who doesn't have the Venmo app on their iPhone or Android phone.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hard pressed to quash allegations that its popular "fear gauge" is being manipulated, Cboe Global Markets (CBOE.
But you'd be hard-pressed to really say much about what they do -- or pick them out of a lineup.
"A geographer would be hard-pressed to find a major western river that Roose­velt didn't want to dam," Brinkley writes.
Pressed to provide a real answer about division in this country, he brags about imposing tariffs on Chinese goods. pic.twitter.
Once more he walked down the cold, brilliant hall, the drive in his fist, his fist pressed to his heart.
Barring Netflix's solid selection of Errol Morris films, you'd be hard-pressed to stream a better example of cinéma vérité.
On the night we visit, I am hard pressed to see even a single Thai face in the seated audience.
You'll be hard-pressed to find a bad matchup among the Power Five conferences, each of which offer compelling plotlines.
The board has pressed to oversee day-to-day governance in Puerto Rico, but the courts haven't given that authority.
WINNER: Trader Joe's — We'd be hard-pressed to find a scenario where this superb snack didn't come out on top.
But when pressed to explain his crime, a question he would be asked at every parole hearing, Mr. MacKenzie struggled.
A.N.C. officials have said previously that Mr. Zuma had pressed to remain in office for another three to six months.
" When pressed to say if that time might come before the 2020 presidential election, Mattis said, "I can't say that.
As sexual assault accusers go, one would have been hard pressed to find one more able and affable than Ford.
And it wouldn't be at all surprising if Alphabet continues to be pressed to disclose more about its various operations.
This is especially true of the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries, with candidates being pressed to stake their positions and Sen.
Anyone familiar with New York's machine politics would have been hard-pressed to dismiss the line as common campaign rhetoric.
In a photograph taken in Rumney, N.H., a climber hangs sideways, his face pressed to the wall, his eyes clenched.
Because of several years of poor performance relative to other major endowments, Harvard has been pressed to alter its strategy.
When the president doesn't provide condemnation that he has been pressed to give, what message does that send but encouragement?
I have the phone pressed to the side of my head, the 911 operator waiting with me for the police.
Horowitz will be pressed to explain his conclusions Wednesday before an unfriendly audience: Trump ally Lindsey Graham's Senate Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Trump, according to several people in his inner circle, pressed to shorten the trip to five or six days.
Even conservatives near the mainstream's right bank will be hard-pressed to see it as another anti-anti-Communist undertaking.
You might be hard-pressed to find two awards on the same flights to which you can apply your voucher.
There are more than 600 million domestic cats on the planet today, and we are hard-pressed to explain why.
The Male Animal You would be hard-pressed to find someone more devoted to the Cleveland Browns than Jeff Stemler.
Governments like Mali's, hard-pressed to control vast territories, see drones as a way to keep tabs on insurgent groups.
Fast-forward to today and you'd be hard-pressed to find an American who doesn't recognize Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
"One would be hard pressed to find a competitor that could make these claims," Tran said in a statement to TechCrunch.
For myself, I'd be hard pressed to say whether it was Svenonius or Nick Cave who first introduced me to pomade.
Sure it could be prettier, but you'll be hard-pressed to find another laptop this affordable or fast at this price.
I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a gay person over the age of 30 who hasn't felt this way.
The news broke just Tuesday night and Trump will be pressed to address the report for the first time on Wednesday.
As the ways we consume content multiply and change, media creators are hard-pressed to adapt their methods to take advantage.
This drives many of his critics to distraction and even his supporters and allies are often hard-pressed to handle it.
It is a necessary and important conversation about gender that you'd be hard-pressed to find on any other mainstream show.
If this is your first time signing up for a streaming service, you'd be hard-pressed to find an easier experience.
"You'd be hard pressed to find a technical Googler who hasn't made a contribution to an open source project," DiBona said.
He woke up to a friend calling to say, "Hey, you went viral," a fact he was hard-pressed to believe.
I'm hard pressed to name anyone who has more compassion and empathy for adolescent problems and the struggles of growing up.
And the cameras could be a little better, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a better phone at this price.
With 90 degree weather and the hottest bikinis on the market, you'd be pressed to find somewhere steamier in the summer.
We've seen and used both now, and you'd be hard-pressed to tell one from the other based on graphics alone.
Trump pressed to have King speak, after repeatedly boasting that "Big Don King" would be speaking at the convention for him.
Any misstep by Mr Trump or Mr Xi thus leaves central banks hard-pressed to keep economies on an even keel.
You're going to be hard pressed to find another laptop this well crafted and this great at balancing power and size.
But the stitching and cut displayed the kind of craftsmanship you're hard-pressed to find on the mass market these days.
So she was hard-pressed to top her signature swimwear maneuver when hosting a pool party in Las Vegas this weekend.
Regardless of who wins the Brazilian election, the country's next president will be hard-pressed to unite a bitterly divided nation.
Amazon's Alexa-powered Echo devices have a physical microphone-off button that can be pressed to ensure no recording takes place.
Bare Bottom LashesYou'll be hard-pressed to find an image of Kloss with long eyelash extensions or thick coats of mascara.
Given the overwhelming number of streaming services out there already, users are hard-pressed to sign up for a new one.
I'm also hard-pressed to figure out a situation where'd you get a lot of use of lugging this module around.
Yet, the legendary prolificacy of Coolidge notwithstanding, one would be hard-pressed to call the recently published volume a mere initiation.
Despite the progress, Sinha believes India will be hard pressed to produce the targeted 500 GW of renewable energy by 2030.
She said she'd been pressed to answer questions about her stance on the Rohingya since 2012, when sectarian violence broke out.
Well, you'd be hard-pressed to find something more controversial than the below scene, from Spain, comprised of only sex toys.
When pressed to explain how his ideas could plausibly come to fruition, Mr Sanders invokes the need for a "political revolution".
For much of the last 20 years, you'd be hard pressed to find a more universally despised company than Comcast Corporation.
Nishino, meanwhile, will be hard pressed to lift the mood of a Japan camp that has been battered in recent months.
Instead, the ruling theocracy as a whole should be seen as a vulnerable regime hard-pressed to suppress its own population.
Supporters are hard-pressed to point to economic benefits from the law, said James Kleckley, of East Carolina University's business college.
The Withings app can use some freshening up, but on the whole, you'd be hard pressed to find a better hybrid.
We are now pressed to replace these simple, compelling stories with the more nuanced, complex understanding of the transitional journey underway.
"You'd be hard-pressed to find a member of Congress who has said, 'no, we shouldn't do an AUMF,'" Flake said.
"We think they'll be hard-pressed to find someone who can do better than him," a Senate source told the Post.
You'd be hard pressed to find a single consumer advocate that believes the T-Mobile Sprint union will be any different.
Though you'd be hard pressed to read any of this scandalabra just by looking at the company's earnings and stock price.
By then, the Senate would be hard-pressed to confirm a new nominee before midterm elections take place in early November.
If you like Ron Chernow's Hamilton, you're pressed to buy a historical book by Fox & Friends host and dumbass Brian Kilmeade.
Neither will appear in the debate next week and both will be hard pressed to qualify for the one in December.
However, this supports starts to erode when respondents were pressed to think about the FBI gaining access to their own smartphone.
Analysts said that Marriott would be hard-pressed to beat that price, since doing so could hurt its earnings per share.
" Pressed to compare Trevor Bauer's bloody pinkie to Curt Schilling's bloody sock, Francona sighed and said: "That was 12 years ago.
In fact, you will be hard-pressed to think of any common Christmas cookie that you can't create using this set.
That in turn could spark a larger war, as the United States would be hard-pressed to defend its ally. Sen.
Expect GOP members in both chambers to continue to be pressed to answer what, if anything, they'll to do in response.
Unlocking that riddle, frankly, is a task even Poirot, with his grand powers of perception, would be hard-pressed to intuit.
Shop Asarai skincare at Urban Outfitters hereYou'll be hard-pressed to miss this bright yellow brand sitting on your bathroom counter.
Meyer's hand soap somebody must have given him a gallon of, his arm around her shoulder, one hip pressed to hers.
Even then, Republicans may be hard-pressed to fully desert a nominee who maintains a powerful following in the party base.
Line with plastic wrap, pressed to the base and sides of the pan, leaving a 2-inch overhang on all sides.
Nor was Mr. Trump's CNN interview on Sunday the first time he had been pressed to repudiate his white supremacist supporters.
In addition to recording an exorcism, he interviews medical experts who are hard-pressed to fully explain the video they're shown.
I liked it, but didn't love it, and I'm hard-pressed to explain why it didn't cross that gap for me.
When pressed to tell the truth under penalty of perjury in formal depositions, Trump has tended to provide something resembling it.
The Trump initiative probably will create a new set of issues for states that are increasingly hard-pressed to fund transportation.
The skins remain with the juice until fermentation is complete, and then they are pressed to extract a little bit more.
It's usually pressed to remove most but not all of the solids, after which it can be aged or filtered further.
They said that Democrats would be hard-pressed to find many more Lambs with which to slaughter the G.O.P. in November.
The activewear retailer has been hard-pressed to compete with companies like Nike, Adidas and Lululemon, which are taking market share.
We might be hard pressed to find words more charged with power to incite, to inflame, to affect violence and destruction.
Adams's artworks have a compelling sense of incompleteness, as the viewer is pressed to consider what is missing within his representations.
Contemporary photographers are pressed to consider how to uniquely communicate through their medium to audiences in which everyone totes a camera.
Mr. Hariri is likely to be pressed to answer many questions about his plans and his experiences during his mysterious journey.
Standing apart from the festivities, he paced back and forth on the White House lawn, his cellphone pressed to his ear.
Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, you'd be hard-pressed to find a table without an airport view at Quail & Crane Restaurant.
Without those cheap prices, individuals and companies would be hard-pressed to find similar products while still balancing their own budgets.
Net neutrality isn't listed among the session's discussion topics, but it's likely officials will be pressed to address the controversial decision.
It's not the most attractive device in the world, but I'd be hard-pressed to really hold that against a speaker.
The board will be hard-pressed to avoid discussing what's next for Mr. Saikawa, who has faced growing skepticism for months.
Pressed to decide, jurors uncomfortable in voting to convict might seize upon a language issue to explain their reluctance, she said.
You'd be hard-pressed to locate any sentient human being who insists that they got enough sleep in the year 2019.
Hillary Clinton will be there, overprepared; Donald Trump says the whole thing's rigged, but he'd be hard-pressed to stay away.
"Today, you'd be hard-pressed to find a registry that doesn't include a mix of gifts and cash funds," Spector added.
The material was so densely packed that they suggested visitors would be hard-pressed to leave more than a nail mark.
The company's Fire tablets aren't best in class by any means, but you'll be hard-pressed to find a cheaper alternative.
The Rams and Patriots will be hard-pressed to top this nearly three-minute teaser when it comes to pure action.
I think you would be hard-pressed to find a museum educator who has never thought: What if it happens here?
A customer would be hard-pressed to find another website that provides the ability to connect with others like Facebook does.
All in all, you'll be hard-pressed to find something you don't like — even if you're more of a dog person.
Although, having said that, most people would be hard pressed to point to where it's supposed to be on a globe.
During the general election, Mr. Romney was pressed to provide more detail amid questions over how much he had paid in taxes.
But, with a less familiar two-dimensional surface, you'd be hard-pressed to anticipate the shape of the resulting 23-D object.
Not just among civilians — you'd be hard-pressed to find an artist who didn't turn in a Bowie cover at some point.
You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who knows doggy CPR, so when man's best friend is in trouble, improvisation is key.
After all, the color was the trendiest hue of 2016, and you'd be hard-pressed to find someone trendier than Kendall Jenner.
A pint and a bag of pork scratchings—you'd be hard pressed to find a more humble yet satisfying English pub snack.
With exposure to over a third of the world's digital customers, you'd be hard pressed to find a company with bigger ambitions.
You'd be hard-pressed to find an equally capable smartwatch right now, a testament to Apple's skill at making pretty snappy hardware.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, even though he is an Iran hawk, has also pressed to open up diplomatic channels with Iran.
If pressed to pick an individual stock, he said is an attractive choice because of its upcoming earnings release on Feb. 2.
" Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities, said "you'll be hard pressed to find a catalyst ... until we flip the calendar.
Volkswagen pressed to resolve investigations and lawsuits as quickly as possible, while working to repair its reputation with car buyers and dealers.
Watching her struggle is a visceral experience — culminating in a horrific act of violence you'd be hard-pressed to watch without screaming.
But you'd be hard pressed to find another year in which book-based movies swept the board like they did in 2016.
Robots are finally rising up against humans — and I'd be hard-pressed to say I want any of the humans to survive.
Researchers are now hard-pressed to find a new way to catch the disease and others like it in the earliest stages.
If you're thinking about getting a new laptop or TV, you'll be hard pressed to find sales this good until Black Friday.
Lawmakers and FCC commissioners have been hard-pressed to fix the influx of robocalls in the country, albeit in less political pretenses.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a vehicle type today that isn't in the process of being electrified by some major manufacturer.
From here on in, the existing tech titans will accrue ever more power, and startups will be increasingly hard-pressed to compete.
You've probably played arcade-style racing games before, but you'd be hard-pressed to find one as good as Asphalt 9 Legends.
Large-scale battery makers are being pressed to establish their own recycling facilities, and polluting backyard recyclers have been forced to close.
The group's executive director, Kristen Clarke, said she was hard-pressed to think of another commission that had acted in such secrecy.
One vehicle was involved in a crash, but it was a rear-ending that you'll be hard-pressed to blame Google for.
The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 graphics are so beautiful that you'll be hard-pressed to go back to a console anytime soon.
So if you live nowhere close to Maine, you'll be hard-pressed to taste its sweet, meaty goodness for a reasonable price.
And that's what we're going to examine today, through five of the most snow-blind records ever pressed to blinding white vinyl.
At the start of the 20th century, you'd be hard-pressed to find a building that was more than six stories high.
Lockheed will be hard-pressed to raise the issue publicly on the difference, as resisting could mean losing out on valuable contracts.
When it comes to the messages we receive about our bodies, we'd be hard pressed to find anything positive in mainstream media.
Secretary Clinton, obstinate in the defense of her military action, was pressed to answer questions on Libya in a rare 85033 interview.
If and when that moment comes, progressives will be hard-pressed to provide more solid answers than anyone has provided thus far.
But if you didn't look at the spec sheet and just used the phone, you'd be hard-pressed to notice the difference.
He wants Manny Pacquiao next year and you'd be hard-pressed to find any boxing fans who wouldn't want to watch that.
The United States may be particularly hard-pressed to sustain the consistent excellence among all team members that was the Karolyis' signature.
You'd be hard pressed to find a more controversial piece of legislation in tech policy circles than the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
After all, you would be hard pressed to point to another U.S. ally whose security interests align more closely with our own.
If in moments he seemed pressed to his limits, and dropped some notes, this enhanced the sense of something monumental taking place.
" Pressed to elaborate, he offered: "It is a collective of creatives that come from multiple disciplines including visual arts, fashion and music.
However, you'd be hard-pressed to say that they all still exist solely -- and in some (many?) cases -- for the same reason.
If young North Africans see stability and prosperity in their own communities, they are far less likely to feel pressed to emigrate.
With it's slimmer body, Audible integration, and frontlit display, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better e-reader for this price.
Today, one would be hard pressed to remember many of the playwrights, let alone the plays, produced during that first "woke" period.
When it comes to fine dining and exceptional service, you'd be hard pressed to match the Roux family in terms of pedigree.
But when approached at her rallies, even zealous Clinton supporters are often hard-pressed to name a signature policy proposal of hers.
When pressed to elaborate on the possibility of a third interceptor site, the official stressed that no decision had been made yet.
Combined with REI's excellent customer service and 100% guarantee, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better solution at this price point.
Speaking of incendiary, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more emotionally-charged foreign-policy issue other than the Arab-Israeli conflict.
The truth is you'd be hard pressed to tell them apart from the originals — they probably went back to the original molds.
While not entirely fair, you'd be hard pressed to call the likes of Hal Robson-Kanu and James Chester truly elite footballers.
In my day-to-day life, I think you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who uses that word to describe me.
He said Mueller should be pressed to conclude his investigation as quickly as possible and report on his findings by the Sept.
"Because the paintings are so texturally rich and exuberant, I'd be hard pressed to identify exactly where the damage occurred," Kalm added.
"The political process will play itself out, but I think you'd be hard-pressed to keep such a candidate out," Cashman said.
Beijing will be hard-pressed to find another country that can produce as large a volume of soybeans as American farmers can.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a makeup-lover who doesn't have a Beautyblender or four in his or her cosmetic stash.
With an impressive range of 50 shade across warm, cool, and neutral undertones, you'd be hard pressed to not find a match.
In the case of the drop in Asia for the pound, experts said they were hard-pressed to identify a single cause.
But anyone would be hard-pressed to find a Spanish speaker in the audience who called the language anything other than Spanish.
Mr. Flake expressed concern on Monday that the inquiry not be limited and said he had pressed to make sure that happens.
With a deepening mood of pessimism and fear in Washington, they may be hard-pressed to tackle additional contentious legislation this year.
Al Franken (D-MN) was only pressed to resign by his fellow senators when claims against him became too numerous to ignore.
Separation Anxiety is nothing short of a masterpiece of modern screamo and you'd be hard-pressed to say anything to the contrary.
The sound quality continues to impress people, and for under $10 you'd be hard-pressed to find a more highly recommended pair.
I meet Balhair Dulai, the temple's vice president, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a more grail and peaceful human being.
After a gunman opened fire on Republican lawmakers last year at a suburban baseball field, Republicans actually pressed to loosen gun controls.
Fans at home would be hard-pressed to know much more, as the networks have avoided showing the playing of the anthem.
If that's the case, Bolton would be hard-pressed to tell the president he wouldn't use "witch hunt" in an official statement.
Officials have been debating whether North Korea should be pressed to keep to a timeline; Mr. Bolton says the faster the better.
Pressed to explain Mr. Maduro's resilience, Mr. Levitsky cited one of the only forces more powerful than economic self-interest: ideological polarization.
With company resources drained by private-equity owners, these retailers were hard pressed to respond to Amazon and invest in online shopping.
The Panthers averaged 31.3 points per game in 2015, but will be hard-pressed to match that total against Denver's tough defense.
Many of the sites that consumers use on a daily basis will be hard pressed to operate in a post-SESTA world.
When pressed to name any area where he disagrees with Trump, he searched for an answer and landed on runaway government spending.
If Puerto Rico has fewer young people, the island will be pressed to have a healthy and productive workforce in the future.
It can be easy to forget that just 10 years ago, you&aposd be hard pressed to find them in mainstream conversation.
Startup founders are hard-pressed to find the right investors — not only to fund their businesses but to help their businesses grow.
Holt stood, nose pressed to glass, occasionally making engine noises, hand lifting and declining with each catering box loaded into the hold.
In early August, Trump, pressed to name a woman he might appoint to his Cabinet, could think of only one: his daughter.
"You'd be hard pressed to find perimeter protections and continuous vulnerability scanning that run in 60 million lines of COBOL," he said.
The physical space also brings an opportunity to connect with patrons, who are hard-pressed to trade their laptops for a storefront.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a breakfast plate at a diner that isn't loaded with a pile of greasy, salty potatoes.
Doing so requires a shared commitment between innovators and the insurance plans that are harder pressed to offer these advances to the poor.
And, on its own, I'm hard-pressed to imagine how switching out a sheep for a giraffe might spark any meaningful chaos. [VentureBeat]
Several months ago, you would have been hard-pressed to find someone LESS in the market for a new puppy than I was.
With so many details still up in the air, public officials are hard-pressed to craft budgets that directly respond to their concerns.
He'll be replacing LL Cool J as the host of the Grammys this weekend and you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone worse.
The raid stirred rampant speculation that Cohen could be pressed to provide damaging information on Trump, whom he has fiercely represented for years.
Pressed to substantiate it during an interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, the president said this: Well, I've been reading about things.
When he moved to the courtyard behind the hotel, people crowded the double doors overlooking the patio, their faces pressed to the glass.
Perhaps most important, the university had to be pressed to provide students with guidance on how campus police plan to enforce the law.
Mr. Kim will almost certainly be pressed to answer that more clearly when he meets President Trump in late May or early June.
As a result, expert witnesses were hard pressed to state their "confidence intervals," which refers to the probability of any given estimate's accuracy.
We would seriously be hard-pressed to find someone without an opinion on which dough is "the best" among store-bought brands. Why?
While you'd be hard-pressed to find a role that was completely free of them, several jobs move at a more relaxed pace.
Mr Pruitt says he has started flying coach, though last week two aides told Congress that he pressed to travel by private jet.
Battery lasts 10-12 hours on a chargeYou will be hard pressed to find a display that looks this good at this price.
Without the Model 3, the company will be hard-pressed to execute any of these other ideas, no matter their merit or demand.
You'd be hard-pressed to find an app that does a better job at editing video on the go than Adobe Premiere Rush.
You'd be hard-pressed to find many Trump administration officials with a better reputation, on both sides of the aisle, than Scott Gottlieb.
Today, you'd be hard pressed to walk down the block of a modern city and not see an Apple Watch on someone's wrist.
But with unemployment in Edo at 20 percent, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, women especially are hard pressed to find work.
To discuss "Roma," we're joined by Brian Heater, who said he was hard-pressed to think of a better movie released this year.
Prepare your teenager for the possibility that her friend will be hurt or angered when pressed to take her concerns to her parents.
Even a year later, you'd be hard-pressed to find better Android phones than the LG-built Nexus 5X and Huawai-built 6P.
When pressed to give an example of a state that has improved healthcare with less money, Price did not give a direct answer.
"We're hard-pressed to find a better fit for Chipotle's CEO position than Brian Niccol," Morningstar analyst R.J. Hottovy said in a note.
The famous Christ the Redeemer statue sits above Copacabana Beach, and you'll be hard-pressed to find a livelier event than Rio's Carnival.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You'd be hard pressed to get further outside the institutional white cube than the Mount Wilson Observatory.
" Then, after being pressed to explain: "Well, maybe because of the fact that I'm a strong Christian and I feel strongly about it.
They even say that once you foray into the world of PC gaming, you'll be hard-pressed to ever touch a console again.
February's movie slate was always going to be hard-pressed to beat the monumental box-office sales of the month a year ago.
" He was pressed to apologize, saying "I am deeply sorry that my actions are negatively impacting the perception of Oculus and its partners.
" When pressed to clarify how the animals, specifically, will be aided by that funding, he said, "It is both and the same thing.
The brokerage raised its price target by $50 to $150, saying they were "hard-pressed to find anything negative" in first-quarter numbers.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a person who isn't insecure in some way, or hasn't been at some stage in their life.
It's a place for hard-won sports victories and thick accents, and you'd be hard pressed to find a dive with more heart.
Pressed to respond to the president's bad tweets—or the status of the Dreamers, whom he had pledged to protect—Ryan has punted.
Moreover, when pressed to provide evidence — any evidence — in support of the DEA's questionable position, Patterson readily admitted that he knew of none.
The why they were so pressed to ditch the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) is as compelling as the how they arrived there.
Not all his listeners agree, but they're hard pressed to offer a better explanation for the recent exodus, or imagine its likely consequences.
Münsterhof Thanks to Switzerland's high standards for produce and food in general, you'd be hard-pressed to find a bad meal in Zürich.
You would be hard-pressed to find a Cherokee family or individual who has not been personally affected by the ongoing opioid epidemic.
Idaho's gubernatorial candidates also have been pressed to name education as their top priority, reflecting their would-be constituents' top-of-mind concern.
To that point, you'd be hard-pressed to find a fan who doesn't have at least one or two "Scorpion" songs on repeat.
Still, companies that have built up commercial relationships with Iran after the deal was signed will be hard pressed to fulfill contractual obligations.
It was after he beat Nadal at Wimbledon two years ago that Fleming and his colleagues pressed to bring him into their stable.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors who were bloodied in the year-opening stock rout will be hard pressed to find any salve next week.
If that's right, Mr. Trump will be hard pressed to reverse Mr. Obama's gains — and there's plenty of evidence he could slip further.
Working in Boeing's favor: Chinese airlines that have bought from Boeing in the past would be hard pressed to switch to Airbus planes.
But he's never really seemed especially pressed to win anyone over, which his new video for "To the Moon" is further proof of.
Outside of those Trout and Harper kids, you'd be hard-pressed to find two better young bats than Mookie Betts and Kris Bryant.
She flips between addressing the fans in front of her and those on the street, hand pressed to the pane that separates them.
You'd be hard pressed to find a music video from the 20143s in which male pop stars, when seated, aren't spread like butter.
And I think you would be hard-pressed to find a suburban mom who doesn't support some form of increased gun safety measure.
But if that's not why you buy a car, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more competent package than the Enclave Avenir.
With print advertising continuing to drop precipitously, you would be hard-pressed to find a newsroom devoid of uncertainty anywhere in the country.
When retailers' sales reports trickle out in the new year, they'll be hard-pressed to find an excuse if their results fall short.
Then, there are operas created in the past few years so alien that you'd be hard pressed to call them operas at all.
Yet even with the solid showing, Tesla may be hard pressed to reach its goal of selling 360,000 to 400,000 cars this year.
Text-messaging, ubiquitous between lawmakers and lobbyists, can easily slide into personal and suggestive banter, which women feel pressed to go along with.
When it comes to cool cats and downright downtown characters, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better subject than photographer Mick Rock.
That said, you'd be hard pressed to find someone in British music who is a greater antithesis of George Michael than Chris Martin.
He doesn't so much lead the country as addle it, unhinging everyone in his orbit and anyone pressed to keep tabs on him.
With the Trump administration besieged by a series of unwelcome news stories, Republicans in particular have been pressed to say where they stand.
Yet those same respondents were hard pressed to come up with specific examples of how they are integrating those technologies into their practice.
Saudi Arabia and Iran have long been rivals, and Saudi Arabia would be hard-pressed to convince Asian states to take its side.
The near certain Republican contender, in this instance — a state assemblywoman many New Yorkers would be hard-pressed to identify — is Nicole Malliotakis.
Emergency rooms respond like overbooked restaurants during a chaotic dinner rush, with doctors pressed to turn stretchers the way waiters hurriedly turn tables.
When pressed to find anything in the letter they agree with, the group at the Tampa pub pinpointed operational tempo, or op tempo.
During a town hall event Wednesday, Johnson was pressed to name any foreign leader "of any country in any continent" that he respects.
"Given the factual allegations, I am hard-pressed to imagine a scenario less deserving of qualified immunity," wrote U.S. District Judge James Carr.
Goodell was pressed to explain why quarterback Colin Kaepernick had not been signed by any team after leading the protests over police violence.
" Foster said each time she was pressed to assist Carson's wife with finding the money, it was always "in the context of Mrs.
Susan] Collins, whose vote [to confirm Kavanaugh] was already problematic, I would be hard-pressed to believe that Maine voters will overlook this.
His comments come a day after a raucous press conference, where President Donald Trump was pressed to condemn the white supremacists more firmly.
Mr. Trump abruptly ended the call after he was pressed to honor an Obama-era deal to take in refugees detained in Australia.
He was pressed to make 42 saves, including a brilliant save on Jets rookie right winger Nik Ehlers on a second-period breakaway.
Pressed to discuss whether the island should have been open, Ardern said she didn't want to preempt an inquiry which has been launched.
Pressed to discuss whether the island should have been open, Ardern said she didn't want to preempt an inquiry which has been launched.
The depressing nature of the story can't be overlooked, and those looking for rays of hope will be hard-pressed to find them.
Increasingly, as the issue takes center stage, companies are being pressed to publish their own reports on how much they pay each sex.
Mr. Azar was also pressed to justify Mr. Trump's proposal to cut federal payments to hospitals serving large numbers of low-income patients.
We are well aware of the fact that we're going to be hard-pressed to get you to wear anything but booties this winter.
Slower January wage growth is a big reason Wall Street believes the Federal Reserve will not feel pressed to raise interest rates next month.
Pressed to substantiate the claim during an interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, the president said this: Well, I've been reading about things.
Democrats have also pressed to delay the hearings until the Cabinet picks complete a traditional ethics review demanded by the Office of Government Ethics.
From about 2009 to 2012, you'd be hard pressed to set foot in any Starbucks or corner bar without encountering the trio's infectious electropop.
In a weekend that also features the debut of the weather-themed catastrophe The Snowman, I'm hard-pressed to tell you which is worse.
You'd be hard-pressed to meet someone who loves garbage more than Jason Gates, co-founder and CEO of San Francisco-based startup Compology.
Nowadays, you'd be hard-pressed to name an A-lister without some sort of social media presence, whether that's on Twitter, Instagram, or Snapchat.
From the latest runway designs to integrating popular brands like Topshop and Madewell into its stock, we're hard pressed to walk away from Nordstrom.
That such a question would even be debated explains why Pichai, Google's chief executive, has pressed to flip the company's approach to emerging markets.
Elizabeth Warren was pressed to explain how she would pay for Medicare for All without raising taxes on the middle class -- something Minnesota Sen.
The Republican leadership in the Senate pressed to bring a vote to the floor on the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
They complain of a lack of protection from the police and are pressed to resolve disputes with Muslims through "reconciliation committees", which favour Muslims.
Faced with the literally poisonous level of potency of the opioids currently available on the street, most consumers have been hard-pressed to adapt.
"You'd be hard pressed to find any model that doesn't have some impact on Florida," said University of Miami senior hurricane researcher Brian McNoldy.
Between elaborate cut-outs, exaggerated sweetheart necklines, and innovative silhouettes, you'd be hard pressed to find a dress that can accommodate a standard bra.
From the latest runway designs to integrating popular brands like Topshop and J.Crew into their stock, we're hard pressed to walk away from Nordstrom.
Pressed to comment on its current policy, the US State Department wouldn't get drawn into the specific possibility of Kosovo and Serbia exchanging territories.
A rep described the resistance as feeling something akin to walking under water, and I'm hard-pressed to come up with a better analogy.
Some members of Congress, especially Republicans, have warned they will be hard-pressed to assist Puerto Rico if it cannot present basic public records.
As companies were pressed to publish detailed pay figures, it became apparent that women were structurally under-represented in senior ranks across every industry.
Cyber Monday is here — and while it might not have quite the clout of Black Friday, you'd be hard-pressed to tell at Amazon!
"You can look out on the shop floor and be hard-pressed to find a person," said Baron of the Center for Automotive Research.
Even if Japanese mothers were not pressed to stop working (which they are) they would be pushed into it by a brutal office culture.
You'd be hard-pressed to not enjoy your favorite game on the Scar II, regardless if you've previously owned a gaming PC or not.
The marriage was hard-pressed to survive Price's scathing views on religion, and after eight years and two daughters—Annamarie and Kathleen—they divorced.
But a pundit from Mars dropping in on the "Q" last night without any context would have been hard-pressed to spot the discontinuity.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a tech company that said it wished it had waited longer to implement on diversity and inclusion efforts.
"This doesn't mean November isn't in play, but you'd be hard pressed to still believe a September hike is in the offing," he said.
February's movie slate was always going to be hard-pressed to beat the monumental box-office sales of the same month a year ago.
The United States would probably be hard-pressed to achieve the same success if it borrowed Latin America's strategy to wipe out mosquito populations.
Several other major Uber shareholders, though, have been pressed to sell some of their position in the company by Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
If your goal is relaxation, then you'd be hard-pressed to beat a massage and steam treatment while enjoying the herbs of the earth.
Hate him or love him, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't have an opinion, and it's showing in our dating lives.
"You would be hard pressed to find a more accomplished and passionate progressive and I think she will continue to communicate that," Palmieri said.
One player would only needle the other when pressed to do so by the media (MSNBC for Cook, the Ezra Klein podcast for Zuckerberg).
Strong wrestlers like Denis Bermudez have found themselves struggling with Stephens' strength even when he is in a disadvantageous position, pressed to the fence.
The phone gets brighter and has a wider color range, but you would be hard pressed to pick up on that at first glance.
"This doesn't mean November isn't in play, but you'd be hard-pressed to still believe a September hike is in the offing," he said.
Others may be hard-pressed to catch up with fully self-driving trials of their own — but for now, Waymo is in the lead. 
With just three weeks left in the summer transfer window, they will be hard-pressed to replace him with players near the same calibre.
"I would be hard-pressed to name a person at Google who would disagree with 100% of what he wrote," says one female Googler.
The hardwood of these all-natural briquettes is ground and pressed to create a super dense structure that is free of binders and chemicals.
The HeatTech CollectionIn the winter, you'd be hard-pressed to find better innerwear than the HeatTech collection — clothes that generate heat from your body.
Two systems designed to keep Philae pressed to the surface — harpoons and a thruster — failed, and the lander bounced high before coming back down.
A month after a bitter fight over Viacom's leadership was settled, the company may find itself pressed to reunite with its corporate sibling, CBS.
That means that McGregor is increasingly important to U.F.C., which perhaps explains why he has not been pressed to defend his featherweight belt yet.
A few weeks later, one would be hard pressed to find more than a few references to these murders in the "mainstream" national media.
Monster sold well, but beyond "What's the Frequency, Kenneth," you'd be hard-pressed to find a long-time fan who considers it a favorite.
It's a movie where the narration shifts among characters, making the audience privy to inner thoughts they would otherwise be hard-pressed to articulate.
They're gonna be hard-pressed to pay ISP carrier fees, and their choices will be to sell out to conglomerates, or fold up altogether.
In fact, they'd be hard-pressed to even find it, as teens often adopt a vague, hard-to-search user name for these accounts.
There's a small area at the bottom of the screen that can be pressed to return back to the home screen at any time.
If you weren't a gadget blogger or gadget obsessed you'd be hard pressed to see them at a glance, but they make a difference.
As special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation inches closer to Donald Trump, the president has been increasingly hard-pressed to fill out his legal team.
Despite the disgust at this practice, you'd be hard pressed to find regulators from either party interested in doing anything to seriously restrict it.
As for non-runners, they'd be hard pressed to name a single middle distance runner who has ever existed, let alone a Canadian runner.
You'd think you'd be hard-pressed to see a game end that way, but just last month the Dodgers lost in the same fashion.
Where everything goes from here is an inviting mystery that even the World's Greatest Detective would be hard pressed to make a prediction on.
You'd be hard pressed to find any military expert who doesn't see the value in tools that can more readily respond to changing conditions.
Pressed to explain his views on the Russian village commune, Marx agonized over his response — his letter went through no fewer than four drafts.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a classroom, especially an elementary school classroom, without a large collection of free books for students to borrow.
Global institutions carrying out such trades are also being pressed to move away from phone trades and onto electronic platforms, to allow better auditing.
I've spent decades dreaming of a cure, often while lying in a dark room with a bag of frozen peas pressed to my face.
The character takes a deep breath, shakes out its arms and enters a Zen position, eyes closed and index fingers pressed to its thumbs.
O'Malley Dillon: I'm hard-pressed to believe that every candidate in similar districts is going to need to run an ad, as Lamb did.
Many parents feel guilty for having those feelings, but you would be hard pressed to find a parent who hasn't ridden that roller coaster.
One would be hard-pressed to imagine a more American process than voting booths set up in a mall with Elvis overlooking the proceedings.
That's a goal of many colleges and universities, which are hard pressed to justify expenditures that are not directly related to their academic missions.
But I'm hard-pressed to figure out which of my friendships were enhanced by my attempts to feed a screaming baby in a closet.
When pressed to describe their connections to China's government and the Chinese Communist Party, groups like CGTN America can find themselves in a bind.
The reproductive capacity of this species is so great that predators are hard pressed to eat enough to prevent the fish from becoming stunted.
Years ago, he said, a city agency would have been hard-pressed to stage an exhibition that resurrected the memory of provocative police practices.
In the estimation of many economists, the dollar's fall reflects an assumption that his administration will be hard-pressed to deliver on key goals.
"If somebody asks for a Sonoma Coast pinot noir, I'd be hard pressed to hand them a bottle without finding out more," she said.
A memo from a former aide posted on WikiLeaks raised questions about whether foundation donors were pressed to offer paid speeches to Bill Clinton.
The cost could also come back to haunt China, whose banks are being pressed to lend to projects that they find less than desirable.
And that is a very good thing for the incumbent, who's been hard-pressed to find good poll numbers in the last 24ish months.
In fact, if you go by the billboards in Accra, you would be hard-pressed to believe that Ghana has any dark-skinned people.
At just $19.99 — a 99 percent discount off the original price of $2,595 — you'd be hard-pressed to find a deal better than this.
That means you'll be hard-pressed to find a laptop as thin or as light that can handle games and other GPU-intensive tasks.
Democrats have also pressed to get stricter enforcement of new Mexican labor rules enshrined in the deal by proposing that inspectors supervise their implementation.
However, when it comes to maximizing value, I was hard-pressed to find a better deal than at the Courtyard Isla Verde Beach Resort.
Giuliani conveyed Trump's reluctance, and pressed to learn when the Russia probe, which includes an investigation of potential obstruction of justice, might wrap up.
As the debate surrounding pay disparity gathers momentum, companies are being pressed to publish their own reports on how much they pay each sex.
Then news broke that his campaign had pressed to change the Republican Party platform's stance on Ukraine in ways that were favorable to Russia.
We could go exhilaratingly fast or excruciatingly slow, but we often seemed hard pressed to find a reliable intermediate setting, a conversational cruise control.
Given the uncertainties around likelihood of loss, the insurance industry will be hard-pressed to develop a business model today that reflects those needs.
But he is often fixated on cable news headlines and will likely be hard-pressed to avoid chiming in during breaks in his schedule.
Waning support for Temer would leave him hard-pressed to win approval for the pension reform that is crucial for plugging Brazil's budget deficit.
Specialty vehicles need specialty dealers, and you'll be hard-pressed to find some other Mercedes 6x6 trucks to cannibalize parts from in a jam.
"People tend to be more emotional if they're pressed to write less," she explained, which of course leads to more opinionated and controversial tweets.
But if I was pressed, really pressed, to nominate one EDM YouTube comment that really left its mark on me, it'd be this one.
As a historian, I'm hard-pressed to think of a convention in modern history where so many of the party's elected officials were missing.
I'd be hard-pressed to say that Republicans don't think sexual assault or sexual harassment is morally wrong, since on some level, they must.
But I'm hard pressed to, when this year has given us Hitman's Sapienza, Watch Dogs 2's San Francisco, and Mafia 3's New Bordeaux.
Yet a Mormon in the 21st century "would be hard-pressed to justify an armed opposition to the federal government through their religion," he added.
With 1TB of storage, you'll be hard-pressed to fill up all of that space for quite some time (that's a good problem to have).
I'm hard-pressed to think of a woman who is a producer in country music — I think it may actually be worse than other genres.
Tonight is the winter solstice, and Maryia-Antonina Alekséïevna will not recover from the glass of Chablis she has just mistakenly pressed to her lips.
If I were pressed to select nine people from my Facebook friends whom I would consider making out with, it would be a real challenge.
But when the money is actually needed to pay for benefits, economists say a government deep in debt could be hard pressed to make good.
There are no two ways about it: Brown is the dominant shade of the winter 2019 season, and you'll be hard-pressed to escape it.
"But there is no alternative and I must face it," Kumari told Reuters, her baby pressed to the chest as tears streamed down her face.
You'd be hard pressed to find a single instance where Blackburn has stood up to incumbent providers during her 16-year tenure in the house.
" It turns out, you're hard-pressed to find a famous writer that doesn't have what she calls "brain differences," or a "mood or anxiety issue.
Before "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" you would be hard pressed to find a female action figure on the shelves of your favorite toy store.
I'm hard-pressed to come up with one good reason why turning the machines maniacal is a way to sell an already pretty invasive device.
As the young Argentine bishop Jorge Bergoglio, working in Buenos Aires in the '60s and '70s, Francis would have been hard-pressed to escape it.
It is a hodgepodge of kind of one-off stuff that you would be hard-pressed to weave a thread through in a logical way.
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi WASHINGTON — You'd be hard pressed to find a single person in Congress who doesn't say they want health reform.
Despite the alarming increase in US opioid overdoses, most of us would be hard pressed to describe exactly what happens in the body during one.
But it will be a shame if people end up ignoring the the game's many fascinating ideas because they aren't pressed to delve into them.
When pressed to monitor abusive, hateful, or untrue content, social media companies frequently evoke U.S. free speech laws, arguing users can't be censored or controlled.
Last week, at the Working Families Party convention in Harlem, you'd be hard pressed to find a member who thought Cuomo was a real progressive.
Though she was hard-pressed to name a favorite song on the album, she was able to pick a lyrical passage that was particularly meaningful.
Wrap dresses, wrap skirts, wrap swimwear — you'd be hard pressed to shop this summer without including at least one wrapped something in your final purchase.
I asked Tim Derdenger, a professor at Carnegie-Mellon's Tepper School of Business, whether many of the school's graduates are hard-pressed to find work.
Sure, you can get better ones at higher price points, but you'd be hard pressed to find this balance in another phone that costs $399.
But we'd be hard-pressed to say Trump ever lied about what type of man he was -- before he won the White House, or today.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a city that supports as much public art as Montréal—the city even has its own Public Art Bureau.
Car buyers who are more interested in the biggest EV bargain than high-powered performance, however, will be hard pressed to pass up the Leaf.
Although Stacey has worked consistently since her star-turning role in Clueless 220 years ago, you'd be hard-pressed to name her last three films.
In fact, with the exception of the single-minded Roomba line, you'd be hard-pressed to name a product that has truly hit mainstream acceptance.
Without sharpened teeth on the chain the saw will be hard-pressed to cut even softened butter, but the miniature replica is no less impressive.
Onlookers would be hard-pressed to tell the e-tron is electric in the same fashion as is evident with a Tesla or Toyota Prius.
Still, Puerto Rico's financial crisis and the crippling blow of the storm mean the territory could still be hard-pressed to put up its share.
But the number of defections within party ranks has raised eyebrows, and accelerated in recent days as Clinton has pressed to recruit Republicans and independents.
A Michael Bay flick might be fun to watch, but you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who feels invested in any of his characters.
"On policy, you'd be very hard pressed to find a dime's worth of difference between any of the Democratic candidates," said Murray, the Monmouth professor.
Now, to be fair, these aren't the first color-changing formulas to hit the market (and we'd be hard-pressed to say they're the last).
Amazon regularly discounts its hardware, but you'll be hard-pressed to find deals this good on this many products any other time of the year.
And it leaves open a slew of questions that Trump may be pressed to address while he is in Israel and in the West Bank.
And I'd be hard pressed to go a day without hearing someone belittle either his or her own body or another's body based on size.
"If Trump decides to seek enforceable currency provisions, the Japanese would be hard pressed to accept moving forward with a two-way agreement," Cutler said.
She was pressed to release the transcripts of her private, highly lucrative speeches to banking audiences, he to do the same with his tax returns.
Regardless of what he says, GOP lawmakers will be hard-pressed to dismiss Morrison, formerly a longtime Republican staffer at the House Armed Services Committee.
Meanwhile, Maduro's administration should be pressed to allow the recall process to proceed without interference and to adopt serious measures to address the humanitarian crisis.
You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn't tense up when they hear the word "cancer," or have some other visceral response to it.
For example, South Korean pundits speculate that the United States might be pressed to make a move on North Korea before the November midterm elections.
Protesters threw two petrol bombs, which police said injured an officer, and used flash-mob strategy, withdrawing when pressed to reappear elsewhere, to combat police.
Moreover, the White House would be hard pressed to argue that dealings on prior business deals or payoffs to porn stars involve core presidential decisionmaking.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a better view of Earth than the one offered to astronauts living and working on the International Space Station.
For the first few years of the company's existence, you would have been hard pressed to find anything quite like it on toy store shelves.
And that's a good thing, because prior to the 1980s, you'd be hard-pressed to find a margarita poured with a 100-percent agave tequila.
On a recent visit to SoCal, I was hard pressed to find a yoga class under 100 degrees (and under $30, but that's another matter).
" Mr. Issa hit back in a statement, claiming, "You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who thinks I've done too much to hold Washington accountable.
In addition to a digital release, Syn Stair will be pressed to vinyl, with the legendary Rashad Becker of Berlin's Dubplates & Mastering on mastering duties.
But until legislators decide this is an issue worth tackling, they will find themselves hard-pressed to deliver a reform bill that Americans actually like.
So he was hard-pressed to explain how a presidential plane ended up carrying 86 pounds of cocaine across the Atlantic during an official trip.
He wasn't a huckster, which is why you'd be hard pressed to find anyone who would speak ill of the man even before his passing.
But I'm hard pressed to consider that a flaw instead of a strength, especially when grim idealism is so much a part of Hurley's brand.
"It doesn't have the length of the best vintages," one taster said, but I was hard-pressed to find any fault with it at all.
I can understand maybe somebody feeling that way, but I'd be hard-pressed to find somebody else in my business who would make that decision.
But one would be hard-pressed to find a Southerner who really wants a California peach, even though that state produces half the nation's crop.
Buy This Every holiday season, I'm hard-pressed to find greeting cards that are chic without being solemn, festive but not too on-the-nose.
Op-Ed Contributor I am hard-pressed to think of one thing President Trump has done right in the last 11 days since his inauguration.
With the increasing risk of storm surge, officials were pressed to decide whether to order more evacuations, even while shelter space was quickly running out.
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Her campaign résumé runs 38 pages, but when pressed to put her strongest qualification in a sentence, she struggled, finally submitting answers in writing later.
Current officials are employed by the executive branch, so an assertion of privilege is essentially an instruction that employees would be hard-pressed to ignore.
But an American withdrawal would also leave a hole that France, the other large Western presence on the continent, would be hard-pressed to fill.
USAID estimates the poorest and most unstable countries will be hard-pressed to achieve food security without assistance programs or imports, which they cannot afford.
" But he gave one sneak peek: "I would be hard pressed to think there would be a high level of interest in dragging this out.
As the debate surrounding pay disparity gathers momentum, U.K. businesses are being pressed to publish their own reports on how much they pay each sex.
But like Keijer says in The Guardian, the organization would be hard-pressed to find a cruise ship staff that shares their provably incorrect ideology.
A challenge for Van Hollen will be to keep the cash flow going as donors are pressed to back both House and Senate Democratic candidates.
Amidst the chaos, in the unlikely event Kavanagh is rejected, Trump would be hard-pressed to replace him with a more impressive or qualified nominee.
You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who wasn't inspired by Gayle King's measured interview with a volatile R. Kelly, but Reese Witherspoon really means it.
For someone who thinks Facebook is fucking up children's brains, I'm hard-pressed to believe he spent a lot of time hanging out with the Elfkins.
At the same time, you'll be hard-pressed to find a Twitter employee, past or current, who doesn't believe Dorsey's heart is in the right place.
"I am hard-pressed to think of one thing President Trump has done right in the last 11 days since his inauguration," Katyal wrote January 31.
Insurers are hard-pressed to sell such claims because they take a discount on their face value in exchange for the certainty of being paid upfront.
I'm hard pressed to name any, especially when it comes to comics, though obviously the list gets longer if you open it to more adult drama.
If you were wondering if any female athletes inspired Victoria Beckham's latest venture, a foray into athletic-wear, you'd be hard pressed to get an answer.
If you were going to kick off a technological revolution, you'd be hard-pressed to do it with more pizazz than Tesla with its electric cars.
Of those recorded deaths, you'd be hard pressed to find a single life that wasn't extinguished in the pursuit of a deeply cherished dream or ideal.
In fact I think you'd be hard-pressed to find any IT security company today that doesn't claim to or actually use AI in its approach.
And without a record of leading any major public office, Katz said, Cabán will be hard-pressed to realize her promised overhaul of the massive bureaucracy.
You would be hard pressed to find any "closet case" voters outside the National Front's base who thinks a Le Pen Presidency will fatten their wallet.
Since he is now President-elect, Trump could be pressed to disavow or apologize for some of his most controversial and divisive campaign rhetoric and proposals.
Although you can find spiders all over the place in Australia, you'd be hard pressed to find them lurking in the sterile surrounds of a supermarket.
"I think you would be hard-pressed to find any food type that wouldn't benefit form this kind of intelligent automation that we're using," she said.
Here, Parker finds his yin, but you would be hard-pressed to locate any of him in the song, save for some generic gestures towards lonesomeness.
There's no more inner seam, and Beats increased their surface area by 70 percent — even though you'd be hard pressed to tell by looking at them.
" When pressed to name a larger cut, Mr. Christie said he "can't think of anything bigger" than "thousands upon thousands upon thousands of children being murdered.
As everything shifts and we question previously sacrosanct boundaries, Trump and his supporters embody conflicts that the American political system will be hard pressed to resolve.
It feels like you'd be hard-pressed to find any top that's not a crop-top this season, but we're taking the crop to new heights.
From mini skirt suits à la Cher Horowitz to Kelly Kapowski-inspired scrunchies, you'd be hard pressed to avoid slipping past '90s fashion trends of late.
Russia-backed Syrian forces have pressed to capture Idlib, the last rebel stronghold in the country, displacing more than half a million people since early December.
Mr Kabila probably will step down, having been pressed to do so by Angola, South Africa and other African states that fear chaos if he lingers.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a way to besmirch the fond memories of the pie scene from the first Pie film but here we are.
Well, as far as affordable alternatives go, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more comparable option than the Powerbeats33 Wireless Earphones from Beats' Neighborhood Collection.
ET, in the first presidential debate of the season, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will be pressed, to a degree, for details of their various proposals.
Today you would be hard-pressed to find a company not using Slack, or at least someone from the company not active in a Slack community.
GutsThe iPhone SE packs in an A9 processor and M9 co-processor so you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference between it and the 6s.
If faced with a list of unattributed quotes, most would be hard-pressed to identify which were from Travis Kalanick and which were from Gordon Gekko.
Bunny and Megan were the nicest finalists imaginable; if you saw them afterwards you'd be hard pressed to guess which one of them had just won.
"You're hard-pressed to find anybody right now, a genomics center or research academic center, that doesn't have one of these pieces of equipment," Westenberg said.
YOU would be hard-pressed to find a more unlikely supporter of Geert Wilders, an anti-immigrant Dutch politician, than Khalid Jone, a Sudanese asylum seeker.
Larry Summers, a former treasury secretary, wrote that if a student submitted the CEA paper, he "would be hard pressed to give it a passing grade".
One where, if you were suddenly asked at any given moment what was happening on either of the screens, you might be hard pressed to answer.
The Department of Justice then pressed to indict Winterkorn on March 14, 2018 and made public their intention to have him arrested on May 3, 2018.
Though low rates bring in new mortgage business and deliver fees from refinancing, banks are hard pressed to generate substantial income when rates fall too low.
Recently, kids separated from parents at the border have reportedly been pressed to accept "voluntary departure" as a way to reunite with their mothers and fathers.
But the industry has become voracious in its quest for growth, and whoever replaces Brill will be hard-pressed to work toward some kind of compromise.
But you'd be very hard pressed to find any American voter who doesn't have a legitimate complaint about his or her local roads, bridges, or airport.
"I'm telling you, a more tight-knit group of people you will be hard pressed to find," Corden, who was born in London, said of Manchester.
"I think you'd be hard-pressed to have a direct linkage between too much electronic device time and carpal tunnel syndrome," he said of the study.
On your walk around the Geneva Motor Show you'd be hard-pressed to avoid all the luxury and high-performance models using some form of electrification.
The boys' club might be breaking up — fitfully, unevenly and tentatively — but you'd be hard-pressed to find an activist who feels the work is done.
So Mr. Bernhardt, who had, as a lobbyist, pressed to loosen delta smelt protections for a California water district, personally approached the Interior Department's ethics referee.
Experts like Mr. McDonald said they were hard-pressed to find other examples in which someone financed a lawsuit in the hope of settling a score.
"You think Citi's going to get 13% ROTCE next year, and you're hard-pressed to find too many other people who agree with you," Mayo said.
In fact, you would be hard pressed to find a present-day Secret Service employee who does not have a personal story of the late president.
With over 500 stores and 10,000 brands, users will be hard-pressed to find products purchased online that aren't instantly available to be added into wardrobes.
But despite being pressed to bulk up their American manufacturing presence, there is little sign so far that foreign carmakers are leading an American investment boom.
Truth be told, many of us are so paranoid about breaking our phones that we're hard-pressed to remember what color they are under our cases.
Strategists are hard-pressed to quantify how much Iranian oil would be taken off international markets if sanctions returned, and when the loss would be material.
Many field staff (especially the newcomers) would be hard-pressed to provide a cogent overview of their own jobs, much less an overview of the Agency.
As the book (and subsequent books) grew in popularity, you'd be hard-pressed to find a negative review for Potter in its two decades on shelves.
Even the Trump administration is hard-pressed to offer anything like a list of disputes in which it alleges the WTO has legislated from the bench.
With only 52,000 residents, the county would be hard-pressed to make up that revenue if the brothels were banned, says Lyon County Executive Jeffrey Page.
In the case of the drop in Asia for the pound, also known as sterling, experts said they were hard-pressed to identify a single cause.
Champion explained that the black box will be fitted in to the tail fins of Airbus planes but no button will be pressed to deploy it.
You'll be hard pressed to replicate the cold air hit to your face, like in real life, but then again there's always the office air-conditioner.
You'd likely be hard-pressed to name an e-scooter company with a pristine record of zero injuries, as the transportation devices can be extremely dangerous.
It's tempting to call all of Nick Cave's love songs unsubtle but I'd be hard pressed to think of a truly affecting love song that isn't.
While I feel that several of my facial features are crying out for a cosmetic intervention, I'd been hard pressed to find fault with my brows.
If you hold the Samsung Galaxy S29 and S9 next to one another you'd be hard-pressed to tell the two apart, and that's by design.
Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, has pressed to revisit the issue, but it is unclear how much traction he has gained.
Rush hour commuters were hard-pressed to find a copy of The New York Post near the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Times Square on Monday.

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