Sentence examples for destructive pressure from inspiring English sources

This could lead to a destructive pressure surge (water hammer) in the supply pipeline, or penstock.

The few big publishers that now continue functioning at all under the deliberately destructive pressure of Amazon marketing strategies are increasingly controlled by that pressure".

High population levels and poverty are the two main causes of destructive pressure on forests and meeting the needs of the rural poor and tribal people has been given high priority.

Harry's struggle, like Maurice's, cannot be resolved easily because he is caught between two equally destructive pressures.

At that point, the most stable member of the system became the most disruptive, the girders of security the alliances generated destructive pressures of their own, and the European system collapsed.

Rather, she insists that it be taken seriously, identifying two qualities that imbue it with a specific, and dangerous, substance: the impossible, intrinsically destructive pressures it places on the famous ("Its occupant must die") and the impossible, intrinsically destructive appetites it exposes in the fans ("We demand the Flame").

Your authenticity is that place within you that is true and secure enough to withstand the external destructive pressures that come from life.

So it should be as respects valleys, alpine meadows, rivers, lakes, estuaries, beaches, ridges, groves of trees, swampland or even air that feels the destructive pressures of modern technology and modern life".

These external destructive pressures may be part of both “legal” and illegal operations.

These factors combine with others to exert destructive pressures on forests to supply fuel wood, poles, food etc., at unsustainable rates.

The constant fight to draw in air can also create a destructive negative pressure inside the animals.