Sentence examples for more pressurised from inspiring English sources

This situation will become even more pressurised when we lose the MPIG support that currently accounts for around a third of our current core funding.

"It's never been more pressurised on the NHS frontline than today," Hunt told NHS leaders in his speech at the King's Fund.

"It is not focussed on one particular area … Obviously some areas are much more pressurised than others, when you have a 24/7 news cycle or tight production schedules were people's behaviour can become more challenging".

A survey last month on the divorce-online blog found that, of 1,560 adults who were asked about their relationships over Christmas, 25% said they were more pressurised and one in six said they'd rowed.

But that means that gigs are more pressurised, the crowd has higher, more specific expectations.

"We've got a young squad and the whole situation has arisen because of the five-point deduction and then a lot of the games became more pressurised.

Surface irrigation, especially furrow irrigation, is used more than pressurised irrigation due to low cost, more efficient energy requirements, and better aeration of the root zone.

Soon enough, like pimpy directors with actresses, corporations will start pressurising more and more physical intimacy from their contracted stars.

"Thanks to having more of the ball we were more stable and we pressurised them better.

Private papers from the man responsible for making sure the Titanic was safe to sail have emerged that show he demanded 50% more lifeboats but was pressurised by the White Star Line into backing down.

By coaching and training these safety elements while fatigued, players will be more likely to execute a safer and more effective tackle under highly pressurised situations in dynamic environments.