Sentence examples similar to if pressurised from inspiring English sources

But you never know, she adds, blithely: "I might lose a lot of weight if I'm pressurised".

Some expressed concern about it having a negative impact on the mother-infant bond if it meant that women felt pressurised to breastfeed, particularly if their family was struggling financially.

If we were not pressurised we would do more than this" for reconciliation.Americans and Europeans think the opposite is true.

From the data available it appears it flew at a steady speed of around 400 knots and its descent of 4,000 feet per minute is not extreme and may not have even been picked up on by all the passengers if the airplane remained pressurised".

In it, she states: "If young singers are pressurised into accepting a bigger emphasis on physical shape over sound and this becomes any more pressured onto them than it already is today then we are robbing ourselves of the great singers of the future.

If it's new patients my feeling is that new patients ought to be seen here but if we were being pressurised to see new patients in an outreach clinic setting, I would have thought soft tissue problems would be the sort of thing that could quite easily succeed in an outreach clinic" (Hospital doctor 2) "there are almost no patients who can't be seen in Outreach clinics.

"This takes time and if you're running against time and constantly pressurised it does give the impression to patients that you don't have time for them".

This has previously been the dominant response of the health services, and women were wary that they may be pressurised to lay a charge against their partners if they attended.

Not knowing where to go for advice and help if they suspect a student is suffering Time restrictions Feeling pressurised in their job Not being able to recognise the at risk symptoms Difficulties in coping when dealing with students with psychosis.

Will women feel pressurised to start a family later in life even if they don't want to?

There are also fears that if the new legislation deters a significant proportion of customers, prostitutes will be pressurised to have sex without condoms in order to bring them back.