Sentence examples for pressure elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Reduced pressure elsewhere supports this inference.

Some of these sites, if they are released for development, may be able to remove pressure elsewhere.

In most scenarios, the un-hunted populations maintained a constant density regardless of hunting pressure elsewhere, and allowed the overall population to persist.

Under European Union rules, the government may not use the money to cut deficits directly, but it can be employed to ease financial pressure elsewhere, for example, at the state railway and in national defense industries.

But the attack in Kirkuk, more than 60 miles from the frontline, has proved a grim reminder of the group's capacity to spread death and destruction far beyond territory they control, even when under pressure elsewhere.

But the attack in Kirkuk, more than 60 miles from the frontline, has proved a grim reminder of the group's capacity to spread death and destruction far beyond territory they control, even when under pressure elsewhere.

Tweaking levers in one place is bound to create pressures elsewhere.

He said autonomous governors judged on performance would be resistant to taking prisoners on transfer to stabilise other jails or help relieve population pressures elsewhere in the system.

Migration was seen as a way to develop the jungles of the "land of rivers" and to relieve population pressures elsewhere in Indonesia.

More and more councils now see growth as the key challenge: Getting people into good jobs cuts the welfare budget, itself generates more jobs, and also reduces cost pressures elsewhere in the system.

"The partners have clearly explained that this decision was based on pressures elsewhere in their businesses, and not any doubts about the role of nuclear in UK's energy future," he said.