Sentence examples for a pressure from from inspiring English sources

But we understand there's a pressure from tourism.

Even while they were doing "Asparagus Valley," Chrisemer had begun to feel a pressure from his partners to turn toward darker material — material that he found "theatrically uninteresting".

There is an engorgement of sap, an accumulation of energy, a pressure from the unknown that sustains it – and in the end lays it low".

Chief of staff Mack McLarty noted "HRC pressure," and explained under oath his notation meant "I felt a pressure from the First Lady to make a decision......

It is emotionally devastating for a child to be in this position but, to be fair to officers, there is now a massive shortage of housing, a pressure from the government to get people into private leasing agreements.

For the growing numbers of voters disillusioned by Westminster politics, the prospect of an SNP bloc in parliament providing a pressure from the left on Labour is an attractive one.

"There's a certain pressure – a good pressure – from others here.

It was a pressure game from the get-go, and we never cracked.

She inherited a pressure cooker from her mother-in-law.

See as well Goodin (1992, 134-135) (distinguishing an external pressure from an internalization mechanism on the speaker's side).

Prehypertension was defined as a systolic pressure from 120 to 139 millimeters of mercury (mmHg) or a diastolic pressure from 80 to 89 mmHg [ 8].