Sentence examples for consequent pressure from inspiring English sources

The consequent pressure loss through the recuperator was also predicted.

In the face of the consequent pressure on earnings, U.S. West's CEO chose to diversify by moving away from regulated telephony and to set high earnings objectives.

This plasma is quickly extinguished by further dramatic evolution of gases from GO and consequent pressure increase.

The consequent pressure differential between the inside and the outside of the suit is so great that when inflated the suit becomes a distended, rigid, and unyielding capsule.

Sadly, McMaster failed to reckon with the recession, the deficit and a consequent pressure to justify arts spending in terms comparable to those used to defend threatened social and educational services.

This can lead to something called an epidural haematoma, where blood builds up between the outer covering of the brain and the skull, with consequent pressure on the brain itself.

Most Arab leaders did not understand the futility of resisting French military power and the consequent pressures under which he had laboured in Paris.

Perhaps there is a crisis in prisons because of the significant reduction in operational staff, but you are right to point out that fewer prison officers has nothing to do with the unacceptable size of the prison population and the consequent pressures therein.

Mr Chirac is frightened by the accession of the ten new members from Central Europe, Malta and Cyprus and the consequent pressures for budgetary reform and economic liberalisation all developments that Mr Blair positively welcomes.In this section Setting the trap Brownian motion Lie back and enjoy it Short change Blood-letting Is it time to go? Macs, money and muck Who's handbagging whom?

This anxiety's personal, about jobs and money and health, but also general: that we can't go on like this, running only to stand still, making things faster and faster, consuming more and more food (with consequent pressures on prices); that somehow a world of more than seven billion people is going to have to "downshift" to make it, revise its criteria of what constitutes well-being.

After abdominal insufflation, adjustments were made to patients in the head-up or head-down position (both 30°, measured using a protractor by an observer who did not participate in other parts of this study) and consequent cuff pressure and airway pressure changes were recorded during end-expiration.