Sentence examples for pressure matters from inspiring English sources
(Peer pressure matters to the iMessage-using demographic, one guesses).
In The Times, Nick Kristof writes, "One crucial lesson here: Pressure matters," while Gail Collins reviews Trump's remarkable graduation speech yesterday.
They shared cups of chai and began talking about why you must wash hands even if you wear gloves (because of holes in the gloves and the tendency to touch equipment without them on), and why checking blood pressure matters (because hypertension is a sign of eclampsia, which, when untreated, is a common cause of death among pregnant women).
Indeed, American pressure matters ever less in Riyadh and allied Gulf states.
Student and alumni pressure matters, as we've seen recently in regard to the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses.
Blood pressure matters: High blood pressure is the biggest risk factor for stroke, with 3 out of 4 people who have a first stroke also having high blood pressure.
Evidence nonetheless hints that contagious ideals, propitious leadership and external pressure matter.
Lobbying and diplomatic pressure matter — the U.K. and Spain expressed vocal opposition before the commission even released its final list.
He got plenty rich, and he hardly minded that, but his freedom from outside pressures mattered more to him.
Selection pressures matter, because they (alongside other evolutionary processes) shape the physical characteristics of species over time.
Is "microbial pressure" what matters — a stiff microbial wind in our sails?
