Sentence examples for obvious pressure from inspiring English sources

The decision was taken on the basis of obvious pressure from the military.

The region that it passes through experiences obvious pressure fluctuation and pressure rise.

It is an obvious pressure on the sub-committee appointed by the privy council to consider the industry's charter.

The semantics of the rules aside, there was obvious pressure on the U.S.T.A. to put Serena Williams on the team.

It perpetuates a threatening rhetoric in which the obvious pressure exists to stick with the status quo.

So does the interpretation of the word "aid". The criticized "momentum of the whole school atmosphere," "feeling of separatism" engendered in the nonparticipating [p241] sects, "obvious pressure... to attend," and "divisiveness" lead to the stated conclusion.

He highlighted "obvious pressures on the system", including growing bed shortages, lack of staff and too few therapeutic activities for patients.

With employees constituting the lion's share of an organisation's costs, there are obvious pressures for cost containment through effective staff engagement and retention.

I asked him how, in view of what was unfolding in Gaza, he (and, by implication, Abbas's leadership team in Ramallah) dealt with the obvious pressures.

Given the obvious pressures on the NHS over the last five years, and growing public concern that health services now facing a very uncertain future, we are left with little doubt that the current government's policies have undermined and weakened the NHS.

Economic crises are another common stimulus to revolutionary outbreaks, for they produce not only the obvious pressures of material scarcity and deprivation but also a threat to the individual's social position, a sense of insecurity and uncertainty as to the future, and an aggravation of the relationships among social classes.