Sentence examples for a rising pressure from inspiring English sources

These effects root in the overall economic-political development process of Brazil and are enforced by a rising pressure on the outputs of agricultural production.

Filling in these vacancies with temporary workers led to a rising pressure on the remaining workforce to fulfill the ambitious productivity targets.

The accounts from Homs came against a backdrop of rising pressure on the Syrian government, which finds itself more isolated than at perhaps any time in the four decades the Assad family has ruled the country.

At a time of rising pressure from India, China and central and eastern Europe, we can use all the bright, ambitious talent we can attract.

His remarks were a sign of the rising pressure on Mr. Berlusconi.

The shock wave, which produces a short duration steeply rising pressure pulse when impacting the panel, was used to load the panels.

In other words, total efficiency increases with rising pressure until a maximum is reached, then total efficiency drops off sharply, and continues to decline as the pressure increases.

A&E doctors blamed a combination of rising pressures and staff shortages.

Our results are consistent with previously reported studies [ 19- 21], and might be explained by a rising interstitial pressure caused by an increase in the size of lesion or by the lack of intratumoral lymphangiogenesis in breast cancer.

The Environment Agency is facing a rising tide of pressure to open more of its flood data.

Pupils in England could be taught in bigger classes and by unqualified staff from next September, as a rising population puts pressure on school capacity, Labour has said.