Sentence examples for important pressures from inspiring English sources

Books, as a cultural product, face important pressures.

The most important pressures are overfishing and bottom damage, resulting in habitat deterioration and depletion of the stock.

Acceptable effect thresholds have to take into account that even current agricultural practices are among the most important pressures on terrestrial biodiversity and ecosystems [43, 44].

This served as an important pressure valve for Cuba at a time when its economy, following the Soviet collapse, had crashed, and economic hardship was widespread.

Still, the resolution was regarded as an important pressure point on Russia by the United States and European Union, which had been lobbying intensely for its passage.

The strength of the reaction shown by Northern's workers means that Fritz has found an important pressure point that can be used constructively.

Based on the numerical simulations, suggestions are given to extrapolate experimental data to higher (industrially important) pressure ranges.

| The crux of the Justice Department's challenge to AT&T's merger with T-Mobile is that an independent T-Mobile puts "important" pressure on its competitors.

In addition, the pressure rise should be linear across the wave front to obtain an overall minimum value of the subjectively important pressure gradient.

It is listed by the United States as a terrorist organization, but it has strong supporters in the Pentagon, who see it as an important pressure point on the Iranian government.

Last month, Annika Sorenstam told me she thought amateur players needed more tricks and techniques to fall back on when faced with important, pressure-filled short-game shots near the green.