Sentence examples similar to beyond pressure from inspiring English sources

Beyond pressure-sensitivity, plastic deformation of glassy polymers exhibits intrinsic softening followed by progressive rehardening at large strains.

At present, however, there is little that can be done beyond pressuring Turkey (which it can be argued has for a while turned a blind eye partly in the belief that the foreign fighters are useful proxies against Syrian Kurdish militias seen as the greater threat) to take rigorous measures to crack down on smuggling networks for foreign fighters and adopt more thorough vetting policies at airports.

Many in the Cleveland business community and beyond pressured Kelly to return her communicator award, which she eventually did.

The factor of presidential politics, beyond pressuring Obama, is hardly mentioned in the present discussions on the theme of "what happened to Earth Day?" The most vibrant environmental movement in America today, 350, contains a healthy disrespect for electoral processes; the 350 movement counts on direct action and divestment strategies to move the world off fossil fuel addiction.

Lowering salt consumption, Dr. Alderman said, has consequences beyond blood pressure.

This was a different Guardiola team, a little countercultural: swifter, more direct, Guardiola explaining the value of "verticality", beyond the pressure of Ivan Rakitic and Sergio Busquets.

Being the first or second in one's family to attend college can add stress beyond the pressure to get good grades, several students said.

"Misery" is one of several movies shown by the Weather Channel this year, part of an effort to expand beyond barometric pressure readings and tropical weather updates.

Beyond that, pressure from France and Germany has forced the US and the UK to accept that the so-called shadow banking system, which includes hedge funds and private equity firms, will have to be regulated.

But it goes beyond the pressure for earnings gains.

"Kroodsma reminds the reader that science goes beyond the pressure to produce significant results and publications," Barr concluded.