Sentence examples for inherent pressures from inspiring English sources

Before the All-Star Game in Houston last month, Rolen and Wright huddled in the National League clubhouse and discussed the inherent pressures heaped upon a baseball prodigy in a major East Coast media market.

When we talked recently, Patrick explained for me some of the inherent pressures that come with being a black executive in a state with a history of friction among the races.

The premise was that, while talk of a Triple Crown is premature before the Preakness, there could be no better trainer and spokesman to get it done, while gracefully handling the inherent pressures along the way.

Furthermore, in an academic environment there are a number of inherent pressures to develop pragmatic and fast ("quick and dirty") software solutions.

Surely, many flaws on original cast recordings result from the inherent pressure involved.

And with her husband on the sideline and son under center, Misti Hawkins said there was inherent pressure.

Cone was well aware of the strong possibility he would be replaced in the rotation if he pitched poorly; there was no escaping that reality or the inherent pressure.

They will have a chance to become the first team in more than a quarter century to win three straight titles, and Torre thinks his players have grown accustomed to coping with the inherent pressure that comes with success.

They pack down heavy mud around the drill to keep the lid on the formation until it can be tapped and channeled, gradually deflating the "balloon" with the help of its own inherent pressure.

Dorrance says he is not using that as motivation, certain that there is enough inherent pressure that goes with playing in the program, even if others in the A.C.C. have caught up.

"Given the inherent pressure banks will be placed under in Cyprus, your firm may see a need to consider other jurisdictions when consulting clients," Bateman Financial said in an e-mail to Mr. Zertalis and other Cypriots in the same line of work.