Sentence examples for an opposing pressure from inspiring English sources

Coming on the day that 25 European leaders signed a new fiscal pact meant to further entrench budgetary discipline, the unexpected announcement from the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, illustrated how many European economies remained trapped between the need to repair their finances and an opposing pressure to restore economic growth.

Yet equally troubling was an opposing pressure, which, as much as anything, kept me quiet in my seat.

"Incidentally, it takes 75 pounds of opposing pressure to crush a human femur, less if it's the bones of your hand," said the scanner.

In the region between the exits of the two jets, a recirculating toroidal eddy is formed due to opposing pressure gradients.

Apply opposing pressure, without squeezing the pipe so hard that you might bend it, and unscrew the shower head with either your hand or the wrench.

This job is among the cheapest of plumbing tasks, but if you ignore the concept of "opposing pressure," you could flood your home and drain your bank account.

She explains why past attempts at preparing business leaders to act ethically too often failed, arguing that the issue isn't distinguishing what is right or wrong, but knowing how to act on your values despite opposing pressure.

At this distance the magnetic field is so weak that the pressure associated with particles escaping from Earth's gravity is comparable to the opposing pressure associated with the solar wind.

In this work, the numerical simulation of EOF and opposing pressure induced flow in microchannels is presented and the velocity profiles in the microchannels are measured experimentally using microparticle imaging velocimetry (PIV) system.

This effectiveness of the last part of this procedure is limited by the opposing pressure in arteriovenous access, and in our experience is not successful in many patients without pressure applied to the saline bag which is generally not a standard or recommended practice.

Despite decentralization's mixed record, the status quo established by the LGC has remained as a result of opposing pressures by empowered local elites and a central government averse to supplying them with additional power or resources.