Sentence examples for certain pressure from from inspiring English sources

"They are all under a certain pressure from NATO's leading country, the United States.

For now, those outside the West continue to feel a certain pressure from beyond to think in ways not their own.

In the next stage, the preforms were consolidated under a certain pressure (from 7.8 to 10 MPa) at temperatures ranging from 130 up to 150 °C.

But certain pressures from the church have not let up, either.

This strategy may not be available to every journalist, but Schneidermann also admires Georges Duhamel, a correspondent for Le Figaro, who faced certain pressures from his conservative bourgeois editors and readers in Paris not to moralize.

"There's a certain pressure – a good pressure – from others here.

Ever gracious (and knowing the certain pressure he received from studios to create a more mainstream kiddie film), Jonze extended pleasure when I cited other kid's "art" films, including Bambi -- which is so spare and primal and beautiful, there's no way in hell it would be made today.

But Mr. Benno felt a certain pressure to distinguish his project from an increasingly crowded field.

The effects of the eroded target, on discharge parameters, appear from a certain pressure transition range (0.1 0.5 Pa).

Perhaps it goes back to the whole perfection thing -- you're freeing yourself from a certain pressure and it's shining through in how you look.

SiC shows a crystallographic transition from B3 to B1 in certain pressure range.