Sentence examples for pressure much of from inspiring English sources

That pressure, much of it self-inflicted, paled in comparison with what came next.

Kurt Warner, under heavy pressure much of the game, was 30 of 52 for 332 yards and a touchdown, but was picked off twice.

While recent rain has eased the pressure, much of it will be lost because of a lack of water-collection facilities.

The kidnappings have challenged Beijing's traditional noninterference approach to foreign affairs and increased pressure, much of it expressed online, to protect its citizens more aggressively abroad.

Tony Dungy did not like the blitz, but Coyer has used them repeatedly, and Joe Flacco was under pressure much of Saturday night.

Balukas admits to having been under great pressure, much of it self-imposed.

It was hardly under pressure, much less in danger of defeat, in any of its pool matches.

However, much work has been carried out under 7 MPa, a pressure much less than that of the practical fracturing value.

This phenomenon increased the pressure much slower than the reduction of pressure produced by the movement of the piston during the expansion stroke.

Nevada Democratic leaders, meanwhile, resisted the pressure for much of the week.

Forest were under pressure for much of a torrid first half.