Sentence examples for powerful pressures from inspiring English sources

The plane that crashed, an Airbus A300, is a long airplane -- 177.5 feet -- and with the fuselage acting like a long lever, sudden movements from side to side produce powerful pressures at the end, where the vertical tail sits.

But China Investment Corporation, having generated headlines last spring with its Blackstone investment and come under scrutiny from Washington, faces powerful pressures to take a more cautious approach to overseas investing.

If it was feared that an enemy first strike was imminent, then there would be powerful pressures to attack first, and if the enemy recognized those pressures, then that would encourage him to get in his strike.

As a result, there has been no return to the disastrous global conflicts of the first half of the 20th century.Yet that very success has become one of three powerful pressures to adjust the way the world is run, as new economic winners (and some new losers) demand a say.

The distance separating England and America, the powerful pressures exerted on royal officials by Americans, and the inevitable inefficiency of any large bureaucracy all served to weaken royal power and to strengthen the hold of provincial leaders on the affairs of their respective colonies.

With all the push of this consumerist culture for babies babies babies, young people are hard-put to find examples of adults who took the other great leap, who chose not to succumb to the powerful pressures that too often push the ambivalent over the edge into parenthood when they really do not want to go there.

But more powerful pressure from the continent is unlikely.

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They are also under subtle but powerful pressure from the N.S.A. to make access easier.

And the studio bosses (or their relatives) could put powerful pressure on their stars to support favorite charities.

The past two decades have seen a huge surge in social regulation, as various "stakeholders" have organised themselves into powerful pressure groups.