Sentence examples for perpetual pressure from inspiring English sources

This perpetual pressure would explain the curious ground rules at a More Than Money conference I visited in early May.

That most likely means unusual coverages, unexpected motion and perpetual pressure, or all the things Spagnuolo brought during his two seasons with the Giants.

The result against a winless opponent does not absolve United from what became a fretful second half; the Rapids deserved a point after sustaining perpetual pressure.

I wrote constantly, responding to the events of the day in real time, under perpetual pressure to condense everything I thought and read into something readers could consume.

During the La Tène D period (c. 100 50/15 bc), Celtic power was ended by the perpetual pressure of German invaders from the north and by the Roman Empire from the south.

If so, then sperm cells would be under perpetual pressure either to improve themselves or to figure out a trick to subvert the capacity of the zona pellucida to reject them.

In the case of bistable stimuli, this dynamic process is perpetual: though the input remains the same, the difference between the present interpretation and the alternative one exerts constant pressure to alter the current hypothesis, and this happens periodically.

This perpetual financial pressure is, on the one hand, quite beneficial... by the 20th of this month I have to write six piano pieces".

Since I left high school, I have been in a perpetual high-pressure playing situation.

Despite the rise and fall of many Jewish and Arab leaders, dramatic changes in official policies, swings in the political will of the citizenry, and perpetual waves of pressure from the international community, these conditions have remained the status quo.

His gloomy assessment of "near perpetual stagnation" came as pressure continued on Spanish bond yields and stock markets reacted coolly to the narrow Greek vote to back pro-bailout parties in Sunday's elections.