Sentence examples for imposed pressures from inspiring English sources

Stardom in the art world imposed pressures that she seemed to find intolerable.

Combined with the imposed pressures for rapid growth inherent to a laboratory culture, we expect that the Dehalococcoides mutation rates observed by this approach represent an unrealistic upper bound to what is likely to occur in Dehalococcoides in nature.

He was a talented athlete and understood the importance of staying away from unnecessarily imposed pressure.

Fortunately for American parents, psychologists find that children can learn self-control without externally imposed pressure.

But who is Bridget Jones without the thing she satirized the externally imposed pressure on a woman to self-improve?

"The overheating problems in some sectors have imposed pressure on coal, power, oil and transport supplies and resultingly brought about rises in prices for raw materials and other necessities, according to the meeting".

He offered Kosovo as an example, saying that Albanians "began to destroy churches, forced the dominance of their culture, their religion, began conflicts, imposed pressure, blood, small war, big war.

For CoPc, the formation of "broom" architectures depends mainly on imposed pressure.

The fluid flow can be actuated by the interactions of imposed pressure-gradient, electroosmosis and additional electromagnetic field.

The fabricated LEDs on sapphire substrate were first bonded to a temporary substrate using glue under 80°C for 5 h without imposed pressure.

Airflow in the lungs results from an imposed pressure difference between the mouth and the alveoli, both for inspiration and expiration.