Sentence examples for open to pressure from inspiring English sources

But it also worries her, because he's open to pressure.

With Russia about to hold the Winter Games in Sochi, the country is open to pressure.

We asked for something to be done about it but we were told it was a matter of trust, that these people would have relatives in Iran and would be open to pressure".

And thus they are often open to pressure — which is what makes PEN's mission so necessary and so important — just as they are often ready to pretend that they are not.

But in light of the investigators' report, it appears Beijing had a further source for anxiety: that officials who gambled, and particularly those who lost and ran up debts, would be open to pressure and inducements by foreign intelligence agencies.

The benefits are mounting and the costs are coming down.The benefits will be biggest in countries where officials and politicians are open to pressure and where the citizens are public-spirited to start with.

In stating that the UK government has not been open to lobbying pressure, it neglects the role of the Brussels-based OFE.

"Teenage girls are very open to peer pressure and if pregnant girls in school uniform are allowed to sit in class we feel it will allow others to think they can do the same".

The 20-gauge tracheal cannula was open to atmospheric pressure, and the right lung was collapsed.

The canula is open to ambient pressure.

However, the shunt was calculated with a PEEP of 5 cmH2O, and not with zero end-expiratory pressure, and it is clear from Figure 2 that PaO2 decreased markedly, even during pharyngeal oxygen administration, by one minute after the trachea was extubated and the airway left open to atmospheric pressure.