Sentence examples for implied pressure from inspiring English sources
And mere months prior, Trump himself implied pressure from his office would prevent Colin Kaepernick from ever earning an NFL job again after the quarterback protested police brutality.
Unwittingly, Houston had already succumbed to the implied pressure to perform under the Garden's unspoken credo: we overpay for pain.
This is a particularly important line of inquiry to pursue for future research, because many teachers who are not familiar with the effectiveness of retrieval practice may be put off by the implied pressure of "testing", which evokes the much maligned high-stakes standardized tests (e.g., McHugh, 2013).
There's an implied pressure for players to perform a muted celebration.
Not knowing where or how to draw the line between the two can be a source of distress for some workers, creating an implied pressure to be "always on".
When a wife of a Supreme Court Justice requests a contribution for the most noble of charitable causes there is an implied pressure, if the person or company solicited has or may have a matter before the Court in which there is a direct or indirect interest.
In the details, there was little to be particularly encouraged about as job shedding quickened while the divergence in input and output prices widened, implying pressure on company profit margins.
Kantar calculated that price inflation on grocery goods – based on a sample of 75,000 items – was running at 3.7%, well ahead of the rate at which the grocery market was expanding, implying pressure on households to trade down to cheaper goods and even change their chosen store.
"The concept of 'postdoc' implies pressure," says one we'll call Heidi Results.
The answers to our question could also imply pressure felt by peers or siblings – of both sexes.
Alexis Allan, group product manager for the alliance's residential sector, said the overt and implied peer pressure has sent a clear message to potential buyers: "I've upgraded my house and now it's time to upgrade yours".
