Sentence examples for greater pressures and from inspiring English sources

A detonation generates greater pressures and is more destructive than a deflagration.

Even greater pressures and heat from movements of the Earth's crust (as occurs during mountain building), and occasionally from igneous intrusion, cause the transformation of lignite to bituminous and anthracite coal.

Many professional bodies have said that at a time of cuts and record demand, social work is under even greater pressure and more resources are needed.

Eschenbach is noted for his fondness for expansive tempi, and the central section of Verklärte Nacht could perhaps have done with greater pressure and emotional density.

Though Ireland applied the greater pressure and created better openings, Albania were the more fluent passing side and merited a point.

The Premiership will present a sporting curiosity this weekend: a league in which the managers of the top two sides find themselves under greater pressure and scrutiny than those in charge of the basement dwellers.

After the break, Fulham exerted the greater pressure and were only denied a goal by the smallest of margins.

The fault lines will be put under greater pressure and Mr Trump's skills will be further tested when action heads to the Senate.

The small can also operate at greater pressure and velocity than a large tool; therefore, it can remove the material in a rapid manner.

Given that pressure equals force divided by area (P = F/A), a smaller stump area experiences greater pressure and is thus more likely to develop ulcers, late infection and pain.

The increase was four times higher in men than in women, which the researchers suggested was because men feel greater pressure and shame when faced with financial failure, and are also less likely to seek psychiatric care.