Sentence examples for indirect pressures from inspiring English sources

But there are also other, indirect, pressures on students: parents lean on their children's examination success as a base for social approval, teachers build their reputation as coaches on their students' grades; schools justify their social, and till recently formal, ranking on their percentages of top GPAs.

Interviews and field observations revealed that mining affects forests in a number of direct and indirect ways; from deforestation during green site development and sourcing of high quality timber to the sharp but indirect pressures over forests through the population pull effect of mining towns.

In spite of the fact that 95% of the archipelago is protected as a National Park, the persistence of the native plant communities and species are increasingly at risk, owing to direct and indirect pressures from the presence and activities of humans in the islands [6].

There's probably indirect pressure".

Wilpon conceded that Howe might have felt some indirect pressure to use players with higher salaries.

That puts indirect pressure on low-fare carriers to cut fares even lower to beat the major airlines.

It came voluntarily under the indirect pressure of a Federal court lawsuit.

Burk claims it had a lot more to do with the indirect pressure put on the club by the NCWO and others.

The NHS has long-run excessive rationing built into it, because there are constant direct pressures to contain spending, and only once every five years, indirect pressure to increase it.

China was not expected to sit entirely still: gradual deregulation of interest rates and energy pricing was placing indirect pressure on state companies to operate more efficiently.

By exposing the star to the torcedores' ire, Luxemburgo, who coached Ronaldinho in his national team debut in 1999, is applying indirect pressure.