Sentence examples for intensely pressured from inspiring English sources

Many said that the Clintons had intensely pressured them and that their endorsements became a test of personal loyalty, subject to a hard sell.

In the muscular frozen ripples of its glaciers, created by an intensely pressured flow, I saw the same strong hand that deeply etched those giant scratches into the big boulders of Central Park in New York City.

Law is already an intensely pressured, competitive, hierarchical and male-dominated industry.

Many parents feel intensely pressured by schools today to drug away their child's disobedience; will they feel pressured by their bosses to drug away their natural fatigue?

In a brief conversation, she denied that she was motivated by race, but several jurors said she appeared to feel most intensely the pressure that could come from scrutiny of the case.

But for Mr. Arafat, the absence of even a handshake came as he has found himself under intensely conflicting pressures over how to react to the changed political circumstances since Sept. 11.

In her experiments, she aligns a tiny sample between the infinitesimally small tips of two diamond cells, then squeezes them together and heats the whole thing with lasers to simulate the intensely high-pressure, high-temperature conditions at the center of the Earth.

Several experimenters, trying to make diamond from graphite in intensely heated, high-pressure "bombs," threatened to blow themselves and their fellow-workers to kingdom come.

In any case, wine bottles are not built to withstand extreme pressure differences, so an intensely low internal air pressure could crack the bottle.

Contemporary childhood pressures children intensely but seems to do little to make them feel ready for adulthood.

A separate survey by Japan's Cabinet Office in 2015 found that suicides among children tended to spike on Sept. 1, speculating that students felt school pressures more intensely after the summer break.