Sentence examples for duress from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "duress from" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing situations where someone is forced to act against their will due to threats or pressure. Example: "He signed the contract under duress from his employer, fearing for his job security."
Kobe Bryant has produced, but under severe duress from the defensive stalwart Shane Battier.
Eventually, the person said, the three men did agree — although, perhaps, under duress, from Dolan as well as the Nets.
Before FFA charges down this path – under duress from rising fan dissatisfaction – stop and take a deep breath.
Her first government collapsed in 1990 partly under duress from the then leader of Punjab Mr Sharif.So Mr Zardari has been wise to accommodate an erstwhile rival.
Was it confiscated property, one of thousands of musical instruments plundered by the Nazis, or otherwise obtained under duress from those persecuted during the Nazi era?
Caribbean reefs had already been under duress from overfishing, pollution, and other factors, but the urchin die-off appears to have been a tipping point.
They admit – under duress – offences from covert camera work to setting up internet cafés.
As many as two-thirds of the jobs are open to people who have two-year associate level degrees, making them reasonable targets for mid-career people who are transitioning -- either by choice or under duress -- from flagging industries.
On Jan . 11 the staff at the store, whose name announces its speciality (except for its questing Oregon portfolio), tasted two chardonnays from St. Innocent, a Salem, Ore., winery, against two chardonnay-based Burgundies of the Auxey-Duresses appellation from Maison Champy Père et Cie, a serious exporter.
The mental fitness of the patient would have to be assessed, as would clarity of intent and freedom from duress.
Human tears shed under duress differ chemically from those shed to clear the eye of irritants, and he wondered whether human tears might also carry messages for the opposite sex.
