Sentence examples for be a pressure for from inspiring English sources

"If the effect is strong, and the world consequently seems on a rapidly warming trajectory into dangerous territory, there may be a pressure for 'panic measures'," he will say.

But if it's large, and the climate consequently seems to be on an irreversible trajectory into dangerous territory, there may then be a pressure for panic measures.

"And there is a pressure for the girls to offer sexual services".

There is a pressure for women to look a certain way in Hollywood, but it's not something that affects me.

And there's a pressure for Fong and the rest of the cast to keep up a high level of concentration.

FrostFrench is supporting Lipton Infusions Drink Gorgeouss, Look Gorgeous campaign (liptoninfusions.co.uk) If there's a pressure for women to dress a certain way as they get older, I haven't noticed it.

"When you're public, there's a pressure for making money.

One advantage of PCA analysis is that, with rotation, there is a pressure for test loadings to be uncorrelated and associated with only one factor.

Talk of systemic risk is a pressure point for regulators.

As a public outlet for impulses that are suppressed in ordinary life, carnival was, and still is, a pressure valve for the frustrations of poverty.

"It's been a pressure cooker for about a year".