Sentence examples for extensive pressure from inspiring English sources
The phrase "extensive pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a significant amount of stress or demand placed on someone or something.
Example: "The team faced extensive pressure to meet the project deadline, leading to long hours and increased stress levels."
Alternatives: "significant pressure" or "intense pressure".
Privacy Shield is a total failure, that is kept alive because of extensive pressure by the US government and some sectors of the industry," he said.
As well as citing extensive pressure and scrutiny Mr Umunna also said he was ruling himself out because of concerns about the impact of the bid on his family.
The extensive pressure drop database comprises both diabatic and adiabatic results covering eight fluids, mass velocities from 23 to 6000 kg/m2 s and vapor qualities up to 1.
Sale hit back with a period of extensive pressure and, after a driving maul from a line-out, they were denied a try by the Television Match Official (TMO) as replays did not prove the ball was grounded over the line.
During the 18th and 19th centuries, Canterbury's city walls came under extensive pressure from urban development.
No Saudi women's national football team will be competing at the 2012 London Olympics, despite extensive pressure from the International Olympic Committee.
"There was extensive subtle pressure," Mr. Perdue said.
But Ashley-Cooper's late try was the culmination of extensive Australian pressure and Leali'ifano's conversion put the Wallabies in front.
The Romanians, having been drilled with "You must win, you must win" for months, lost, probably due to extensive mental pressure.
The three locations are subjected to high extensive livestock pressure, with extensive ovine livestock in Los Llanos (LL) and Los Monegros (LM) and extensive bovine livestock in Campo Azálvaro (CA); see Vergara et al. (2008) [25] for more study area characteristics.
Additionally, larval transcription profiles in abalone show that the expression of many transcripts are affected by interactions with exogenous cues such as settlement substrate [62], and in urchins, may be the target of extensive selective pressure [63].
