Sentence examples for combat pressure from inspiring English sources
The focus on progress against Al Qaeda was also a counter to arguments made by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and other military officials in recent days that the initial reduction of troops should be modest, and that American combat pressure should be maintained as long as possible so that the gains from the surge in troops are not sacrificed.
To combat pressure in its consumer-facing gaming business, the Chinese giant launched a major reorganization in October to focus more on enterprise-related initiatives such as cloud services and maps.
Njeeri was sexually assaulted - an ordeal she made public, she says, to combat pressures on women to remain silent about abuse.
Galland himself flew on unauthorised interception flights to experience the combat pressures of the pilots, and witnessed USAAF bombers being escorted by large numbers of P-51 Mustangs.
And for teens, she has an e-course called the The #LoveYourSelfie Sisterhood, which combats pressures that many adolescents feel from their physical and virtual realities.
NASA has tried to combat that pressure to conform within its organization.
Conventional wisdom says no. Relatively few central banks are stuck defending hard currency pegs, and they therefore have free reign to combat deflationary pressure.
The core hole is kept open with solutions that do not freeze in order to combat the pressure of the ice that would otherwise force the hole closed as progressively deeper cores are extracted.
To combat the pressure of being the home favourite it has been suggested that Ennis speak to athletes who have been in a similar position such as Australia's Cathy Freeman who won 400m gold at the Sydney Games, and the Swedish heptathlon legend Carolina Kluft who won gold at the 2006 European championships in Gothenburg.
Without one of them, Kepler couldn't combat this pressure in all directions.
(NOTE: I use Sudafed as a decongestant to combat air pressure. I also chew gum during takeoff and landing).
