Sentence examples for pressure readers from inspiring English sources

"It sounds stupid, but he was right," said Lynch, noting only half-jokingly that it might have paid during the recession to employ all the out-of-work lawyers as tire pressure readers at gas stations.

The pressure that readers and the media placed on Lee to replicate her success backfired.

Or would there be greater pressure from readers to convey a response that was sympathetic only to their nation's view?

The new discussions over background briefings are being driven largely by pressure from readers and news editors to reduce the use of anonymous sources.

He liked to refer to public schools as "government schools" and did not believe that newspapers should endorse political candidates because that entailed putting pressure on readers.

Speaking of giddying, I would be failing in my duty as a responsible journalist if I didn't bow to pressure from readers to stick in another photo of activist Collin Abramowicz.

In early 2013 Preussler was at the centre of a controversy concerning the appearance of words such as neger (Negro) in Die kleine Hexe; although these words were commonly used at the time of the book's original publication, their removal from modern editions (after pressure from readers concerned about the use of such racially charged terms) triggered public debate over censorship.

And it may be cutting into their profits by relieving pressure on readers who do not pay for access.

Gombrowicz responds that the letter is "witness to that stifling pressure to which readers always subject the author.

They're glimpses, and they create rhythmic pressure as the reader moves down the page.

This is simply too much pressure for the reader: to know that every trip to the bathroom could feasibly impact what gets written and published.