Sentence examples for means pressure from inspiring English sources

It means pressure on the pound sterling.

It means pressure on the Saudis, Kuwaitis, the Venezuelans and Russia".

And painfully high income inequality means pressure for social spending, too.Mr Echeverry is trying hard to hold firm.

This means pressure for the replacement homes to be built in the cheaper parts of London, probably largely following and extending the present eastward pattern of new supply.

Mas's alliance with ERC, which doubled its number of deputies to become the second biggest party, means pressure for independence will now increase.

It's helpful to shrink your carbon footprint, but political engagement (which means pressure groups and local initiatives as well as Westminster) matters more.

That means pressuring companies to raise wages and spend more on perks, efforts that can drag on profits.

(A large slug capital from an established firm can sometimes mean pressure to scale too quickly).

He added that that meant pressure on household budgets and higher inflation.

In some cases that would mean pressuring banks that are effectively insolvent to shut down.

The cerebral perfusion pressure was calculated as follows: cerebral perfusion pressure = mean arterial pressure - intracranial pressure.