Sentence examples for lead to pressure from inspiring English sources

The results show that mining can induce ground movement and lead to pressure relief, leading to desorption and migration of the gas in the adjacent seams.

This could lead to pressure for higher cash earnings.

They thought big attacks would lead to pressure on the European Union and even Nato.

It would obviously lead to pressure for statutory intervention, which I certainly don't want to see".

The Europeans, he said, are afraid that a local assembly will lead to pressure for independence.

The family want a verdict of unlawful killing, which would lead to pressure on the CPS to reconsider its decision.

Does their concentration in certain occupations lead to pressures in wages for other low-skilled workers particularly African-American workers?

External pressure hemmed in the regime and the regime hemmed in the people: pressure led to pressure and pressure fed pressure.

A declared Israeli nuclear arsenal would have led to pressure for Moscow to do so.

That has led to pressure on the F.D.A. to take obesity more seriously.

Blitzes and other aggressive tactics often led to pressure on the quarterback and turnovers by the opposition.