Sentence examples for a continued pressure from inspiring English sources

Janet Beer, president of Universities UK, said: "While the UK continues to count international students as long-term migrants in its net migration target, there is a continued pressure to reduce their numbers.

During the percussive bursts of air into the lungs, a continued pressure is maintained, while a high velocity percussive inflow opens airways and enhances intra-bronchial secretion mobilization.

A previous study of 9 rodent species, including Mus musculus individuals from 4 different populations, has shown that within the rodent order there has been a continued pressure to evolve, with positive selection for indel substitutions in exon1 of the Catsper1 gene [ 43].

"The market feared worse, but these declines still paint a picture of a group facing continued pressure," noted Lejuez.

In the study by Nava et al [ 33], 50 COPD patients who failed a T-tube trial after 36-48 h of mechanical ventilation were randomized to either immediate extubation with noninvasive pressure support via a face mask and a standard ventilator, or continued pressure support via an endotracheal tube.

But with the housing market still shaky, "we still think this presents a picture of continued pressure in our market," Francis S. Blake, the chairman and chief executive, said in a call with analysts.

A shopkeeper who reported that Knox had bought bleach from him the morning after the murder when she claimed to be in bed only stepped forward with his story a year later "following the continued pressure of a young apprentice journalist who lived near his shop".

And with defence budgets throughout Europe being reduced and our own defence resources under continued pressure, a decades-long engagement would be impossible to sustain financially, even if political support could be achieved.

A key dimension to continued pressure for higher prices is coming from various commodity funds trying to maintain a near-term contango in the futures market.

Meanwhile Labor is hoping the return of parliament will place the prime minister under continued pressure for a royal commission and he disagreed with Williams over a bank tribunal.

This notice must include a technical justification that the continued pressure reduction will not jeopardize the integrity of the pipeline.