Sentence examples for modicum of pressure from inspiring English sources

However, Blackwell's maiden over, the first of this innings, helps add just a modicum of pressure to their situation.

It did not help the Vikings that Freeman, who completed just 20 of 53 passes, was hopelessly inaccurate with his passes, in part because the Giants were applying at least a modicum of pressure on the passer.

As successor to the successor, you would be once removed from the great man, a modicum of pressure alleviated.

Chances are you'll feel at least some modicum of responsibility to your users, so you'll have pressures on you that weren't there during the development stages.

Unfortunately, he forgot to feed in a modicum of fire and accuracy; or rather, the suspicion has to be that the sheer pressure of expectation disabled him.

The judiciary had managed to maintain a modicum of independence under Muabrak — not perfect, often squeezed, and sometimes compromised — and that direct political pressure has been lifted.

Although these changes add a modicum of evidence and some simplification to the AECC definition, its concepts and components, including the reliance on the arterial partial pressure of oxygen/fraction of inspired oxygen (PaO2/FiO2) ratio as the major tool for identifying and stratifying patients with ARDS, remain practically unchanged.

Establishing that modicum of trust took years.

A modicum of people like it.

There is a modicum of control.

It provided a modicum of hope".