Sentence examples for pressure closer from inspiring English sources

The central reason for reform, however, has come from pressure closer to home.

East German Ostmark wages were converted into West German D-marks at a rate of one to one, then raised by union pressure closer to Western levels.

Their key objectives were to bring military pressure closer to Saigon, annihilate as many South Vietnamese military units as possible, and create favourable conditions on the battlefield so that combat forces could be deployed from their current localities.

However, the microcirculation may be considered as a low pressure compartment with capillary pressure closer to venous than to arterial pressure.

In this study, titration to a pressure closer to that of a given patient's baseline aimed to reduce the interindividual variability, and reveals the microcirculatory alterations after MAP titration to a higher level in septic shock patients with previous hypertension.

Lower grilles take advantage of higher air pressure close to the ground.

But the Met is under constant pressure, close to Westminster and to Fleet St as it is.

But British Gas owner Centrica came under pressure, closing 6.4p lower at 320.4p as it warned of a reduced outlook for earnings in 2014.

At the end of the 18th century, just as the British were consolidating their control over India, Chinese pressure closed Tibet to visitors.

Keep a light pressure, close your eyes, and turn your eyes upwards in your head to gaze at the third-eye point - between your eyebrows.

Anaerobic depositional environments with internal carbon dioxide pressures of about 10−2.5 atmosphere prevailed, and the oxygen-deficient atmosphere itself may have had a carbon dioxide pressure close to 10−2.5 atmosphere.