Sentence examples for omnipresent pressure from inspiring English sources

Stella Mendoza, the board's president, rules out selling more water but acknowledges the omnipresent pressure.

Granted, Sierra, having started her soccer career at the ripe old age of five, was featured in most of the games I watched, but I am nonetheless deeply intimate with the tension that permeates most games, given the rarity of goals and the typically omnipresent pressure to score.

While Greenland's flag, a sun rising red over white polar ice, is omnipresent here, little pressure for a real break from Denmark seems to be bubbling in the comfortable public housing blocks where Eskimo families dry freshly hunted caribou meat on apartment terraces.

The pressure was omnipresent.

"I think the good thing is the pressure is omnipresent with us," Ryan said Friday.

In a world where social media is omnipresent, the 25-year-old feels the pressure.  .

Sufferers have reported nausea, headaches, sleeplessness, and high blood pressure, all allegedly caused by the omnipresent low-frequency drone of rotating windmills.

"The pressure of being a sexual being is omnipresent for every human being," Vogel says.

Marshall has switched to central defence in a bid to prolong his career, and on Saturday he was omnipresent in a Bolton win that helped keep up the pressure on the early pace-setters, Fulham and Watford.

On hate speech content generally it continues to apply pressure on platforms to respond more quickly, with the omnipresent threat that if they don't keep up it could step in and legislate — as Germany already has.

Army checkpoints are omnipresent.