Sentence examples for pressure articles from inspiring English sources
Blood pressure articles were curated first, followed by cancer, diabetes, renal function and inflammatory processes.
Environmental protections against fossil fuel extraction, logging and mining in the developing world would also come under pressure from articles in the proposed energy chapter.
Britain's Bribery Act, passed last year, was the culmination of a decade of peer pressure (see article).
General Musharraf fumed: he is under great political pressure (see article) and needs evidence that the peace process is not a sell-out.
The government is hoping thereby to defuse the issue; the Tories, however, are determined to try to keep up the pressure (see article).In this section Preach what you practise?
Under pressure, the article said, quoting the officer and numerous documents, the team eventually gathered biographies and things like the guests' voting records — a standard task for headquarters staff before visits by Congressional delegations.
This is in no way any kind of guilt article or a pressure to help article, but I have had friends who have asked me in my travels to find them children to sponsor where their money would go directly to the source with no administrative deductions along the way.
In response to one harshly critical article, Darke wrote to a colleague: This sort of "article pressure" is always worrying.
Pressure to scrap Article 301 and allow open debate in Turkey should continue.
(Systolic pressure, as the article noted elsewhere, is the higher of the two readings, taken when the heart contracts).
On Friday, VaxGen said its shares had come under pressure after an article in the journal Nature raised questions about the effectiveness of its Aidsvax vaccine.
