Sentence examples for modern pressure from inspiring English sources

Where it used to be seen as taboo to remove pubic hair, there is an established modern pressure for women to keep it off.

They pioneered the tactics of the modern pressure group with petitions, boycotts, mass rallies, public debates, legal injunctions and parliamentary action.

To that end, modern pressure sensors installed at bottomhole and/or surface largely help establish a given well's dynamic performance by way of rate-transient analysis.

In spite of the fact that all ventilated patients have been ventilated with modern pressure control ventilation, we found significantly higher MMP and Timp-1 levels in BAL from ventilated patients compared to non-ventilated patients.

When used correctly, modern pressure canners rarely cause the types of accidents that older models used to cause.

Even Mr. Wright has given in to modern pressures.

Many of the Senate's antique rules and precedents have been warped beyond recognition by the modern pressures of partisanship.

His landscapes have proved adaptable to modern pressures; only the inexorable spread of multiple tree diseases currently threatens their integrity.

Modern pressures such as cyberbullying and social media are affecting children's confidence and self-esteem, according to Child Line the confidential counselling service run by the NSPCC.

Its basic danger (though modern pressures on its profits have added others) arises from its age-old asset-liability mismatch: it borrows short-term from depositors and doles out the money to borrowers on a fairly long-term basis.

Orthodox Judaism has resisted modern pressures to modify its observance and has held fast to such practices as daily worship, dietary laws (kashruth), traditional prayers and ceremonies, regular and intensive study of the Torah, and separation of men and women in the synagogue.