Sentence examples for more duress from inspiring English sources

Jane Bown's photograph of Beckett emerging from the shadow of a theatre door was taken under slightly more duress.

Most of these voters identify or lean to the Republicans, so while we can only speculate about how they will resolve their dissonant views, but at very least, the latest news puts support for the Republican health care replacement plan under more duress.

Taken together, these results suggest that the expression of genes encoding key antioxidant enzymes is not enhanced by the immediate effects of short-term light or thermal stress and, consistent with our results, several days or more of duress may be required for transcriptional activation of these enzymes.

"Children in families under economic duress have more pressure to help with household chores and family income, experience more stress and anxiety at home, and are often left at home alone without proper care," Dr Meyers noted.

But Old Tom still had tricks to teach Young Tom on Friday, and Young Tom was required to do much more creative thinking under duress in the second round than when he shot a fairy-tale 65 to take a share of the lead on Thursday.

While Catherine's policy led some peoples to accept (more or less under duress) changes in their way of life, thus facilitating the extension of Russian agricultural settlements onto the open steppes, it also gave rise to a growing sense of identity based on cultural, linguistic, and religious traditions.

As Nature comes more and more under duress, the need to understand and use these triumphs of natural history will increase.

For one thing, the issue of the Yankees' age probably has more to do with emotional duress.

There is no other singer I can think of who is better or more practiced at bodying existential duress.

Although some of those who end up working as prostitutes travel to London with full knowledge of what they will be doing, hundreds more are brought in under duress and forced to work as sex slaves.

They may also hope that antitrust regulators have blocked previous attempts to combine two of the five major music companies but might be more sympathetic to their current duress.