Sentence examples for extraordinarily pressured from inspiring English sources

Opponents are crying foul, saying that once those buildings have been completed, officials will feel extraordinarily pressured to allow the university to build on the wetlands.

The extraordinarily high pressure has led to resignations.

Many science analysts predict that the big laser will survive, because its powerful beams can still squeeze materials to extraordinarily high pressures, temperatures and densities that are useful in safeguarding the nation's nuclear arms — a goal that attracts bipartisan support.

"It's very important to balance the extraordinarily complicated pressures on families and the needs of the incredibly diverse population in our district," said school board President Steve Zimmer.

In the second world war civilians of all nations often behaved extraordinarily under bombing pressure.

The reports emphasise that the NHS is extraordinarily resilient under pressure, but is slow to change.

Fans wish to believe that, whatever the sport, a handful of professional athletes respond extraordinarily well under pressure.

Mr. Alpert may be no hero, but he survived his kidnapping by remaining extraordinarily cool under pressure, and keeping his lawyerly wits about him.

On the contrary, when the risks to public security are believed to be extraordinarily high, the pressure is particularly strong to take measures that disregard individual rights, especially in respect of individuals who have little or no access to the political process.

This scenario presents an extraordinarily strong selective pressure for a single resistant bacterium to propagate through the entire population.

In this species, however, larvae feed on the carcass serving as nesting habitat, so that these antimicrobial mechanisms could also reflect evolutionary responses to competition with microbes over food access and/or to the extraordinarily high microbial pressure in this specific habitat.