Sentence examples for pressure called from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, high blood pressure, called the "silent killer" because until it gets high enough to damage organs, it causes no discomfort at all.

For the first time, the numerical investigation identified a new value of peak over pressure called critical pressure which initiated the matchhead composition at the minimum impact load.

The aqueducts have an average thirteen-inches-per-mile drop, which builds up pressure — called 'head' — strong enough to carry the water as high as six stories when it finally reaches the city.

These high concentrations cause the entry, via osmosis, of water into the vacuole, which in turn expands the vacuole and generates a hydrostatic pressure, called turgor, that presses the cell membrane against the cell wall.

Mr. Jeong seemed to be exerting less than the maximum pressure called for by Mr. Kelly, stating that his delegation was proceeding with planned discussions about economic cooperation with North Korea.

To check how well the liver tissue worked, the scientists gave the mice two different drugs – an anti-inflammatory called ketoprofen, and a drug for high blood pressure called debrisoquine.

But that seems unlikely to happen, since current political pressure calls for reduced government spending.

Despite international pressure calling on Israel to halt the attacks, it has widened its target area to include civilian institutions that are suspected of concealing Hamas weaponry.

I kept up the pressure, calling Bush's economic team the "soft underbelly" of his Administration days before the sacking.

However, Russia again voiced its opposition to the outside pressure, calling for talks between Damascus and the opposition.

He is not backing down because the media wants to pressure, call him names, call him racist.