Sentence examples for more interesting pressure from inspiring English sources

The national narrative about "skills gaps" often focuses on middle-skill jobs that rely on shorter-term or vocational training – but the more interesting pressure point is arguably at the professional level, which has accounted for much of the wage and hiring growth in the U.S. economy in recent years.

Or, something more interesting: pressure.

More interesting, when Jastremski checked the pressure after the refs inspected them, his texts claim that the inflation pressure of some of the balls were as high as 16 psi.

In this section we are concerned with the effects of cooking at much higher pressures where more interesting effects can be found.

Besides that, a lot of Bioshock's game mechanics become more interesting when the player is under pressure to use their abilities in a creative and efficient manner.

If he had more experience with crime dramas, though, he might have exerted pressure to make the cases a little more interesting.

"For us, as surfers, the more interesting stage occurs as this storm system combines with another low pressure system on Friday in the Norwegian sea.

This takes the pressure off Gregory, and allows for potentially much more interesting segments than just a one-on-one.

Arguably this makes the significant association between concern about underweight and pressure in feeding observed in the present study more interesting.

A pressure-sensitive touchscreen pane puts a far more interesting slant on glass slabs than a few superficial curves.

Less tidy and more interesting is what Kapadia gives us: the story of a woman who reacted to extreme pressure by trying to vanish.