Sentence examples for key pressures from inspiring English sources

Climate change and habitat fragmentation are considered key pressures on biodiversity.

Key pressures for urban governance and planning in these countries are explored.

Pay and workforce numbers are two key pressures that Davies, who began her tenure last month after being appointed to succeed Peter Carter, wants addressed for her members.

Three key pressures in the stage of depressurization were calculated on the basis of Langmuir adsorption theory, and the influencing factors were discussed, including metamorphism degree, fractal dimension, and moisture content.

But online learning seems likely to have important implications for three key pressures on universities - time, space and money.

The group said the Reef 2050 Long-Term Sustainability Plan failed to address key pressures on the reef including climate change and coastal development.

Nevertheless, the OECD has already made clear it regards aggressive tax engineering by internet multinationals to be among six "key pressure areas" it will address.

The key pressure on these policies is aging populations, as noted by Mr. Brooks, and not some purported inferiority of the European model.

"The key pressure point is the parliament," said Wilson, anticipating an attempt to muster a vote of confidence and bring down the government.

But, as his aim improved and he figured out the key pressure points, a BB disintegrated a nice section of the car's weakened frame.

For Abel this is key – pressure needs, she says, to be taken away from clinics "and put it where it belongs – with the government".