Sentence examples for pointed pressure from inspiring English sources

Instead, the source pointed pressure from party leaders as the reason for the contretemps.

No pointed pressure from either Geithner nor the White House to get their act together and their show on the road.

I had a massage with local staff-member, Marcy, whose story -- told to me after a series of pressure-pointed movements in my neck -- seemed steeped in the Lamu mystique.

Union officials said they would continue to pressure Overnite and pointed to recent progress, including a vote by Overnite workers in Rockford, Ill., to join the Teamsters.

Early investigations [ 2] pointed to elevated renal venous pressure as a means that is sufficient to account for renal insufficiency associated with IAH.

When the pressures on both sides of walls or roofs are measured simultaneously, or when the local pressures are measured at a pointed portion or a portion with complicated shape, pipes or tubes connecting the pressure tap and the pressure transducer must be bent at rather acute angles.

The criticism, which was both pointed and indirect, seemed to increase pressure on Mr. Hollande to reorganize his cabinet soon, though it has been in power only a year.

Point to its pointed teeth.

That led to pointed questions about Klinsmann's status, raising the pressure even more.

Experimental studies of the acoustic far field, and the nature of the repetitive shock structure in cold jet flows from an externally expanded plug-nozzle having a short conical plug (with and without porosity) with a pointed termination, operated in a range of supercritical pressure ratios ξ = 2·0 to 4·5, are reported.

The morphological variation Bowlin [25] observed is likely maintained by compromises between the lower energy requirements afforded by pointed wings and low wingloading and opposing selective pressures.