Sentence examples for notion pressure from inspiring English sources

Wealthier, often Western, proponents of this notion, pressure less wealthy nations to adopt it.

To that end Mr. Redford dismissed the notion that Sundance is feeling pressure to burnish its brand.

Federer rejected the notion that he was feeling pressure, but he acknowledged that he felt better going into Wimbledon with a title under his belt.

Although she shrugs off the notion of pressure, there is a suspicion that she does feel the burden of expectation.

It's also the first time his music has had a big worldwide push, but Future looks nonplussed about the notion of pressure.

But it was only at a one-room schoolhouse in Montana that the sixth graders -- both of them -- seemed confused by the very notion of pressure.

The notion of "pressure" as an evolutionary "force" that "causes" evolution is a pervasive linguistic feature of biology textbooks, journal articles, and student explanatory discourse.

These group sessions integrate the notion of pressure to feeling, and systematic clarification and challenge of defenses, with traditional group therapeutic principles [ 27].

Racine et al. reviewed 172 studies from 1998 to 2008 using a systematic literature review, and their results supported the notion that pressure pain thresholds were lower in females than males [ 29].

Our study investigates evolutionary discourse practices associated with the notion that "pressures" are evolutionary "forces" that "cause" evolutionary change.

Our notions of pressure are subjective.