Sentence examples for circumstantial pressure from inspiring English sources
Now, I don't give a shit if Wesley Sneijder scores an acrobatic volley during a knock about in which he is unmarked and under zero psychological or circumstantial pressure.
A very eager cop played by Laird Cregar torments and pressures Frankie, and circumstantial evidence against the suspect starts to pile up.
The mechanisms involved in these effects remain unclear, but there is at least circumstantial evidence that renal antihypertensive mechanisms, comprising pressure natriuresis and the release of a putative renal medullary depressor hormone, could be profoundly influenced by changes in medullary perfusion.
If, as our results appear to imply, excessive complexity and nonessential genes can arise due to circumstantial reasons and not in response to direct evolutionary pressure, this may make biologists suspect similar reasons behind the existence of numerous control circuits and redundant genes in living organisms.
The Justice Department felt pressure to win what was turning into a frustratingly circumstantial case, especially against McVeigh.
On a population level, both mean blood pressure and the prevalence of hypertension have increased, again with circumstantial evidence of a relationship with obesity.
More plausible theories for his struggles abound, including the physical (he had an appendectomy in April) and the mental (he is feeling pressure with a new contract); the environmental (he is under greater scrutiny in Chicago) and the circumstantial (as a new designated hitter, he is still getting used to not playing in the field).
See also circumstantial evidence.
"The evidence was circumstantial".
