Sentence examples for emphasis on pressure from inspiring English sources

He laid the emphasis on pressure and diplomacy, but also made plain the limits of US engagement.

His interface with the piano puts naked emphasis on pressure and attack, the weight of the notes as they ring out and decay.

Emphasis on could.

In the same week that President Obama announced that 30,000 more American troops will be deployed to Iran's eastern neighbour, the US ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice, explained: As Iran makes choices that seem to indicate that it is not at this stage ready and willing to take up the offers on the engagement track then we will put greater emphasis on the pressure track.

To enhance the understanding of interaction between elastoplastic damage behavior of concrete and penetration behavior of projectile, this study develops an elastoplastic damage model for concrete with an emphasis on the pressure dependence of volume change.

The objective of this research work has been to conduct experimental measurements on a dam break flow over a horizontal dry bed in order to provide a detailed insight, with emphasis on the pressure loads, into the dynamics of the dam break wave impacting a vertical wall downstream the dam.

As a result, most ISDM patients laid emphasis on blood pressure control rather than intensive blood glucose control.

In the meantime, an overall strategy toward risk management for our patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes should place appropriate emphasis on blood pressure and lipid control to reduce the leading complications of diabetes.

Most studies have focused on the threshold pressure gradient (TPG) of low permeability reservoirs and have placed an emphasis on the transient pressure response or steady productivity, whereas transient production decline has not been a focus.

Rangers forward Brian Boyle said hockey's emphasis on cohesiveness under pressure made it a natural place for supporting a teammate who might otherwise feel like an outcast.

Ms. Corrigan said her office was eager to diminish the supply of steroids on Long Island, where young people are susceptible because of an emphasis on athletics, peer pressure and concerns about their bodies.