Sentence examples for extraneous pressures from inspiring English sources
As for going back into the studio, we don't want any extraneous pressures.
"The extraneous pressures currently being brought to bear by politicians of both parties upon the F.B.I. and other intelligence agencies only worsen the present situation".
Fiat is betting that Mr Pugin's back will be broad enough to shield the new plant from those extraneous pressures, and let it get on with the difficult enough business of making cars.The Italians could scarcely have placed their bet more shrewdly.
Too many family demands to enjoy and ultimately, if the time arrives, too much extraneous pressure.
In the following decade extraneous commercial pressures became manifest, especially in the reporting of his ambitions for Sky Television and his takeover of Collins.
In this circumstance there is minimal extraneous influence on UES pressure.
(1) Well logs are influenced by many extraneous factors, such as pore pressure, stress accumulation, and mud invasion; in addition, seismic wave velocities around the reservoir can be altered by prior resource extraction, including mining.
Thus, by using pressure-gradient microphones, extraneous laboratory sounds can be reduced significantly with simple shielding.
Here as ever we see that the European level is the point of least resistance in face of pressure groups, of extraneous minorities, even of foreign interests.
"Like last year's 'pitch count' directives, QuesTec interjects an extraneous element into the game and pressures umpires to compete with the machine rather than giving their full attention to calling the game as they see it unfold before them".
Recent studies of spherical shells have provided accurate quantitative results for the relation between the buckling pressure and the amplitude and shape of geometric imperfections and, additionally, quantitative results for the energy barrier that must be overcome to buckle the shell by extraneous loadings or disturbances when it is loaded to pressures below the buckling pressure.
