Sentence examples for highly pressurised from inspiring English sources
It was highly pressurised and the conditions added to my stress.
Also, management roles are often highly pressurised, and deny people the capacity to take time out to think and take a fresh look at what services are doing.
It points to the dehumanising effect of highly pressurised, underpaid labour, and in her 1967 Paris production Ariane Mnouchkine presented it as an attack on capitalism.
Despite her reputation for ruthlessness, she has two children and works as hard as anyone in Whitehall to juggle her responsibilities as a mother and highly pressurised job.
These sprinklings remind us and him of his origins, from which he has strayed so far, entrenching himself in voluntary exile for nearly the whole of his adult life in a highly pressurised and very urban literary London.
"Putting children into such a highly pressurised environment that they cry because they haven't learnt a list as well as they're being pushed to learn it, isn't nice," he said.
Silicon Valley is known for being pressurised, highly competitive and stuffed with ambitious people who push themselves – and sometimes fail to admit they are struggling to cope.
It is a clear sign from Hamilton he is determined to be his own man going into the most highly-pressurised weekend of the year for the Briton.
No one "petitioned" or pressurised anyone.
"It's pressurised but not cluttered.
