Sentence examples for heavier pressure from inspiring English sources

If you put heavier pressure on the brake pedal, sensors instruct the car to engage the brakes.

By forcing companies to disclose more information about their internal growth projections, the S.E.C. risks creating an environment where companies face even heavier pressure to meet those projections.

Liverpool have already beaten United once this season and if they were to do so again, just days after Manchester City shoved United over and stood there pointing and laughing at them, then Moyes will come under even heavier pressure and none of his twaddle about dodgy fixture lists will relieve it.

Financial institutions have long been required to file reports on questionable transactions, but since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks banks have been under heavier pressure from federal regulators to report any kind of questionable activity — even if, for example, a customer appears with cash that gives off a chemical-like odor.

Mr. Zanjani's business empire has been the stuff of Iranian lore for years, but as he comes under heavier pressure, he has begun publicly defending himself in the Iranian press and boasting about the extensive network he developed to help Iran sell its oil and repatriate the profits — some of which, he acknowledges, went into his own pocket.

The display is a touchscreen that can detect the difference between a light tap and heavier pressure from the user's fingers.

Fleming has been wiser than many singers in not exposing her voice to heavier pressures than might be prudent.

Each player is under heavy pressure.

The administration put especially heavy pressure on several North Carolina and South Carolina Republicans.

But role sharing puts heavy pressure on performers to differentiate.

UK government bonds are also coming under heavy pressure.