Sentence examples for collective pressure from inspiring English sources

There's collective pressure, but in a positive way.

The key there is that being in a socially visible setting creates a collective pressure to do the right thing.

But American officials had also supported the current talks because they view the discussions as a chance to put collective pressure on the North.

Three days later, the hospital bowed to this collective pressure and averted a public-relations disaster by negotiating a new lease for the bar.

Their collective pressure helped convince FIFA, the game's world governing body, to suspend South Africa in 1961 because of its racist apartheid policies.

They had little bargaining power strikes and other forms of collective pressure being effectively banned (the right to strike was removed from China's constitution in 1982).

These limitations can be overcome by adopting an ecosystem health approach, which allows for a determination of the overall viability of environments and for the identification of the collective pressures from human activity that threaten that viability.

Similarly, the 1942 Beveridge Report, setting out a new system for social justice in Britain, also resulted from collective pressures of a war which impacted not just on forces overseas but also on the civil population at home.

A new level of collective diplomatic pressure is required.

The passengers' collective blood pressure dropped by about 20 points.

Lightning danced across the sky and the collective blood pressure inside rose ever so slightly.