Sentence examples for hidden pressures from inspiring English sources

And then we need to create barriers so that in the future, fairly decent people cannot be put under these hidden pressures again".

Then there are the hidden pressures: to hew to training in split-second moments of life and death; to "bend like a reed in the wind" when dealing with difficult people; to adapt to sometimes contradictory policy changes and meet quotas; to block out that scuffle from just a few hours ago and go home as though it never happened.

As a Greggs bakery alumnus I know that spreading honey mustard on a grainy roll comes with all manner of hidden pressures.

As a Greggs bakery alumnus I know that spreading honey mustard on a grainy bap comes with all manner of hidden pressures.

It became clear that understanding the experiences of retirement was important for encouraging engagement with PLANS as was an appreciation of some of the hidden pressures and responsibilities older people encounter.

Tesh [ 28] noted some time ago that there are strong and usually hidden pressures towards individualism in public health policy and so it is not surprising that people reflect such responses.

Some will feel an acute loss as averages hide concentrated pressures.

In our model, there is an autonomous active pressure, which is analogous to the active shear stress in Equation 4. In Equation 3, this active pressure is hidden in the definition of the preferred cell area a0, which depends on active pressure.

July 20: With its plutonium safely hidden, North Korea begins to pressure the U.S. to negotiate a package solution to the crisis.

From the first, he was convinced that the separation of the editorial and the business sides of the magazine had to be complete: no disingenuous management requests for editorial mention of an important advertiser's product, no publisher's protests against an article that might offend a prominent client — no pressures, overt or hidden.

As shown in Figure  1, a portion of Mexican-American participants had systolic pressures above 170 mm Hg, producing an extended right-tail in the distribution of systolic blood pressure that was hidden in the cutpoint analysis.