Sentence examples for number of pressure from inspiring English sources

Over all, he said, the economy still has a number of pressure points.

"From what we have seen from our visits, there is currently little slack in the system, and a fair number of pressure points, especially within the more complex areas of benefit decision-making and assessments".

President François Hollande said he held discussions with David Cameron and the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon before announcing the step as part "of a certain number of pressure tactics".

The designs of a number of pressure interlocks are outlined.

Pressure thresholding is one of the most common methods to reduce the number of pressure data.

For CCPPs the losses also depend on the number of pressure levels in the steam cycle.

Burberry, meanwhile, faces a number of pressures.

It faces a number of pressures, however, with dredging of the seabed for port expansion causing corals to be smothered by silt.

If Citigroup ignores the vote, it is going to face a number of pressures that may subsequently force it to revise its executive pay package anyway.

The emergence of Whistl is one of a number of pressures that Royal Mail faces, including declining letter volumes in an age of social media and email, and rising competition in parcels – the designated growth engine of its business.

If Citigroup ignores the vote, the bank could face a number of pressures that may subsequently force the financial firm to adjust the compensation of its chief, Vikram S. Pandit, above, and other executives anyway.