Sentence examples for pervasive pressure from inspiring English sources

This pervasive pressure from government has prompted journalists to police themselves more rigorously.

The larger view revealed is that of special advantages and pervasive pressure which casts long shadows across our democracy.

At the same time "Reed" and its milky ilk tacitly reinforced the pervasive pressure to conform to a shallow, unrealistic societal model that dominated Eisenhower America.

Moreover, deformation features such as mélange fabric and pervasive pressure solution cleavages are apparent in the analyzed samples.

Although the onset of pressure solution in the Mugi mélange has not been well constrained, pervasive pressure solution seams defined by dark cleavages are present in shales that were deformed at around 150°C (Kawabata et al. 2007).

The most pervasive pressures were forestry (73% of the impacted lakes), agriculture (21%) and acidification (11%).

But one thing was certain: the pre-established boundaries between the yuppie rich and downtown insiders all but melted under the all-pervasive pressure of the cyclopean laser-beam gaze of MTV and a generation who viewed its output as gospel.

For digital media, the pervasive advertising pressure is likely keep growing.

'Beneficial HLAA Class I alleles may be associated with T cell clones with broader cross-reactivity to viral variants due to reduced thymic selection [7], and thus broader and more pervasive selection pressure.

The availability of alcohol in the United States, and the pervasive social pressure to drink, warrant treatments that support individuals outside the treatment environment and that foster coping and self-regulation in the face of these demands.

Site-specific models for detecting positive selection work best when detecting pervasive selection pressures.