Sentence examples for a considerable pressure from inspiring English sources

Erica Jong's 15th anniversary edition of Fear of Flying attributed to the legacy of Flaubert's novel a "considerable pressure" to kill off her adulterous heroine.

A considerable pressure induced improvement of the thermoelectric efficiency is found at about 10 GPa.

Rather, the combination of blistering pace with brutally Darwinian levels of competition exerts a considerable pressure towards its inverse: homogenization.

Nevertheless, a considerable pressure drop is expected due to the narrow and high curvature daughters of the considered network.

In addition, the reference conditions for superficial gas velocity are important in modeling of deep gas solids systems where there is a considerable pressure drop.

This acronym provided the topic "sediment toxicity" with the appropriate glitter factor, however, setting the researchers under a considerable pressure of expectation, to create sparkling wine out of mud.

A woman under considerable pressure from work and family responsibilities described the emotional impact.

But the fact of a formal public declaration might put considerable pressure on a president tempted to place faith before country.

With rehearsals due to begin in the new year, Monteverdi composed the work in a hurry and under considerable pressure; nearly 20 years later he was still complaining, in a letter to Striggio, of the hardships he had been made to suffer: "It was the shortness of time that brought me almost to death's door in writing L'Arianna".

As chairman and principal owner of Revere Copper Products, Mr. O'Shaughnessy runs one of America's oldest manufacturing companies, started by Paul Revere himself, a fact that exerts considerable pressure.

As the captain, mentor and best player of a South Korea team under considerable pressure from the nation this summer, it is probably the only job the midfielder has not yet performed for the squad.