Sentence examples for appreciation pressure from inspiring English sources
"This will clearly put stronger appreciation pressure on the won, but I think the authorities will step into the market and try to smooth the gains," said Lee Sang-jae, an economist at Hyundai Securities.
China's currency isn't likely to greatly appreciate against the dollar despite the country's staggering trade surpluses with the U.S. The government will encourage overseas investments and an increase in imports as a way to reduce appreciation pressure on the RMB.
The work was much harder than she initially thought and gave her an appreciation of the pressure her daughter faces in preparing for the demanding Primary School Leaving Exams (PSLEs) at the age of 11. "It's beyond my expectation," Ms Saleh said.
While most studies focus on adult mouse or human T-cells, when immunity is at its peak, there is a growing appreciation that the pressures imposed by time on thymic selection and peripheral space result in a repertoire that continuously evolves in each individual.
Anderson shares their self-discipline; their coolness under pressure; their appreciation of the exacting work ethic behind the beauty of objects; and their physical joy in the presence of danger.
Furthermore, only work pressure and appreciation are significantly related to occupational commitment when accounting for the effect of the other job and organisational characteristics.
However, when all these factors were included in the analysis (Table 3), occupational commitment was only related to work pressure and appreciation (and the control variable self-perceived health).
Our results showed that work pressure and appreciation by senior management in particular are important in explaining the self-perceived ability to continue working in the current line of work.
Our study also indicates that the only job and organisational factors with a direct effect on the self-perceived ability to continue working are work pressure and appreciation of nursing staff by senior management.
