Sentence examples for pressure arose from inspiring English sources

So as the quality of education declined and wages stagnated, as apartment prices rose and wealth grew concentrated in fewer hands, little political pressure arose.

Other scientists took note, and pressure arose to ease the restraints on stem-cell labs.

One hiccup occurred when pressure arose to replace the voice of Daria with another actress with more voice-acting experience.

The architects later removed sections of the bricks when pressure arose in the form of complaints that the views of the city were blocked.

For recurrent pressure, a second question is whether the pressure arose due to a previous change in the genome of the species ("genetic" or intrinsic) or in its environment ("environmental" or extrinsic).

Interest rate cuts should help to counter the broad disinflationary pressure arising from an overstrong currency.

But most suppliers say the real pressure arises when Wal-Mart demands a particularly low wholesale price.

Movable gates must be strong enough to withstand the water pressure arising from the level difference between adjacent pounds.

"There is extreme pressure to be first to market, given the rise of price pressure arising from managed care and generics," argues John Boris of Bear Stearns, an investment bank.

This pressure arises if two solutions of unequal solute concentration exist on either side of a semipermeable membrane such as the skin.

The minute a generation of women has figured out how to not be enslaved by Ideology A, some new cultural pressure arises in the form of Internalisation B, making sure they don't get too far too fast.