Sentence examples for potential pressures for from inspiring English sources
Potential pressures for change could come from the reversal of its trade surpluses, an erosion of support from all those placid postal savers, or the unwinding of ties that allow bad banks and bad companies to protect each other from investors.
The findings raised questions about clubs' duty of care for their players and the potential pressure for medical teams to get professional players back on the field quickly.
That raises another potential pressure for WorldRemit: it's operating in a crowded market.
Nina Skero, senior economist at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, highlighted potential pressures on consumers.
By using the numerical simulation method, the potential pressure boundary failure accident for the shell-and-tube type Na/CO2 heat exchanger was analyzed and the system dynamic responses were systematically evaluated.
This accumulation of bearish bets represents potential buying pressure for the shares, should the bears finally get squeezed out of their positions.
Knowledge of the area of oilseed rape crops grown during the previous season in the surrounding landscape could contribute to risk assessment of potential pest pressure for individual OSR crops.
In this process there is a potential selective pressure for secondary mutations suppressing the most severe manifestation of the phenotype.
To investigate potential selective pressure for maintaining RNA structural elements within EIAV ERRE sequences, we performed information content analyses using a group of variant EIAV sequences.
There is clear evidence for multiple independent losses of GULO in animals and indications that GULO activity may be deleterious under certain conditions, providing a potential selective pressure for gene loss (Bánhegyi et al., 1996; Hiller et al., 2012).
Notably, most of the clinical specimens contained higher percentages of the V221 variant compared with the matching virus isolates, which may indicate a potential selective pressure for the wild-type variant (I221) in cell culture.
