Sentence examples for contemporary pressure from inspiring English sources

Labibzadeh et al. (2010) considered the effect of contemporary pressure and temperature changes in the early compressive strength of oil well class G cement and concluded that faster early-age compressive strength could lead to reduction in transition phase time (thickening time).

It means neither being reflexively condemned as a volpe cattiva — a wicked fox, as the Italian press translated her nickname — nor submitting unthinkingly to contemporary pressures.

Devastating as this result is, it should help us recognise contemporary pressures on the historic order which are the result of economic change, political polarisation and the new media, each of which enhances the effects of the others.

Yet, this ethnographic study grounded in the political economy of rural South Africa reveals how historical conditions and contemporary pressures have strained these mechanisms' ability to deliver the high normative ideals with which they are notionally linked.

"An absorbing panorama of small-town life and a study of democracy in miniature, with both the people and their polity facing real and particular contemporary pressures". The residents of a small town in the Berkshires have their world overturned by a billionaire in their midst.

I am thankful that today's gay students do not have to be secretive and uninformed, but I worry about them having to navigate their way through the contemporary, harsh pressure cooker that will be their four years in college.

Our analysis of this rich SNP variation in C. remanei demonstrates that contemporary selection pressure on all parts of miRNAs are dominated by purifying selection to eliminate new mutations, even on loop regions of the pre-miRNA hairpin that evolve more rapidly than the mature miR and miR* portions of miRNA genes.

Contemporary childhood pressures children intensely but seems to do little to make them feel ready for adulthood.

Then there are university fees, the pensions crisis, unemployment swelling again, the frightening prices of gas and oil; Coombs characterises these contemporary financial pressures as "a vague rumbling in the background" of the lives of otherwise confident modern consumers.

Twain was always a barometric writer, with a knack for registering contemporary social pressures in sharp-eyed aphorisms that weren't merely quotable, but often well ahead of their time.

Given the potential for increased social isolation on one hand, but possibility of reduced prevalence of contemporary appearance pressures in more isolated communities on the other, and the likely relation between this and appearance expectations and outcomes, we included an exploratory investigation of rural versus urban populations within this study.