Sentence examples for pressure on another from inspiring English sources

And this new parliament has – at the very least — given the revolution another point to apply pressure on, another pathway: the political one.

A few days ago, the levee builders found themselves in the curious position of dynamiting a hole in one berm to relive flood pressure on another.

Doctors responsible for primary care (known in Britain as general practitioners, or GPs) warn that squeezing budgets in one part of the NHS can raise pressure on another.

"It is obviously improper to use one thing as a tool to impose pressure on another thing," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said Monday at a routine news conference.

According to a preliminary report on the Jackson Hole accident on the safety board's Web site, investigators found that, because of crossed wires, the system was using the speed of one wheel to decide to release the pressure on another wheel, almost guaranteeing a skid.

Once they have done all they can at one site, they're off to a different action, putting pressure on another perpetrator of wrongdoing.

"They are starting to put more pressure on one another, which is great, because we want some difficult decisions to make," said Lothian.

It isn't really a mixture of all these either so much as representing a collision course of various strands of thinking that insist on putting pressure on one another.

Well, they've been appropriately selected (hired) for their positions, they've been carefully trained, and they work in a setting that is filled with other high performers, who exert the happy phenomenon of positive peer pressure on one another.

As hospital and community colonization and infection begin to exert pressure on one another, single-hospital surveillance data may become less useful in isolation.

Through this feedback loop, plants and microbes may exert selective pressure on one another (Wardle 2002; Eviner and Chapin 2003; Santiago et al. 2005; Santiago 2007).