Sentence examples for contributing to pressure from inspiring English sources

The minutes from the mental health crisis care concordat steering group, attended by health minister Norman Lamb, suggest that the failure to treat mental health patients properly is contributing to pressure at A&E wards in NHS hospitals in England, which have missed the target of 95% of people to be seen within four hours for 93 weeks in a row.

This approach allows identifying which hydrants do not satisfy the preset pressure and discharge conditions and the areas where pipe sizes may be undersized, thus contributing to pressure deficits.

But Dr Jones dismisses claims that GPs are contributing to pressures on A&E departments by not doing enough to keep patients that do not need to be in hospitals out of them.

This has contributed to pressure on the stations' reach and hours of listening, as well as their typical age profile".

In a working paper in 2008, the commission noted that subsidies to European fleets contributed to pressure on fish stocks that in some cases "is two to three times the sustainable level".

Living in urban areas has contributed to pressure on the ecosystem.

Therefore, it is very important to determine all parameters which contribute to pressure build up to identify optimal injection design.

These findings contributed to pressure upon the UK National Health Service (NHS) from both patient and professional groups to make this therapy routinely available [ 5, 6].

In effect, the way we vote is contributing to the pressure on the union.

A confluence of political and military factors are contributing to the pressure on the government to act.

And it's not just independent surveyors who are contributing to the pressure: lenders' internal valuations play a part too.