The phrase "a peer pressure" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression is "peer pressure" without the article "a."
Example: "Many teenagers experience peer pressure to conform to their friends' behaviors."
Alternatives: "social pressure" or "group pressure."
For players to respond, there needs to be a peer pressure, not just a coach pressure.
Well, when I talk to young people I know they say it's often a peer pressure thing.
She added, "The behaviour of parents is being compromised by a peer pressure on them to consume as urged by their children".
"Now you see teenagers egging each other on, and it's a peer pressure thing where they clearly don't know what they're doing," she added.
The massive growth of Spotify and the meager increases of the other apps reflect a peer pressure effect.
Nobody wants to step on our eScale and see that the charts are getting higher, especially that you are doing this in front of your supporters, so there is defnitely a peer pressure that helps everybody reach their goals".
Thankfully, I'm also not a peer-pressure person: I will be the one at the Halloween party dressed up as myself, and I will not be ashamed.
Benioff, the founder and C.E.O. of the software company Salesforce.com and a generous philanthropist, seems to subscribe to a peer-pressure model of charity.
An easy example is knowing that Spencer represents a Christian value set that many of his fans identify with, but haven't yet learned how to express for themselves in a peer-pressure setting.
Giveaways, favor for a friend, peer pressure, and "just because" are just a few reasons that people will like a page they have no interest in at all.
"It's kind of a good peer pressure".
