Sentence examples for considerable time pressure from inspiring English sources

China's rapidly changing demographics — an aging population will cause the proportion of non-earners to soar in the coming years — is adding considerable time pressure.

The interview process quickly focused on the practical aspects of the job: Can you effectively summarize manuscripts in fields outside your experience under considerable time pressure?

In emergency medicine, the airway must often be secured under considerable time pressure, usually with the patient lying on the ground and unable to cooperate.

Carrying out the entire project within 18 months meant that researchers and polling institutes had to work under a considerable time pressure.

When a critical illness occurs, complex decisions must be made under considerable time pressure, placing an additional constraint on the patient and family.

This brief, variable window of activity means the Pacific leaping blenny is under considerable time pressure to find mates and acquire other resources needed for reproduction (e.g., food, rock holes for nesting).

"Even though the euro zone returned to growth in the third quarter, economic activity is unlikely to be strong enough to generate significant inflationary pressures for some considerable time to come due to the still serious economic and financial handicaps that the region faces," said Archer.

These kinds of explanations may be held due to the considerable effort invested to alleviate precursors of time pressure, and hence improvement should be expected.

Time pressure and pressure to perform are of considerable relevance here.

He had already spent considerable time trying.

Advisory teams take considerable time to build.