Sentence examples for pressure stops from inspiring English sources

The increase in pressure stops in the eighth decade of life, and there may even be a slight decline in pressure in extreme old age.

"The pressure stops at the manager but I think we've got to look at other avenues.

Near the injection point, the pressure stops to grow so that its rate becomes negative.

No one is entirely sure why this happens, but one theory is that the stiffening of the blood vessels caused by high pressure stops the nerve endings working properly, and as a result the pain is dulled.

(The outward pressure stopped in 1649, when Puritans took over England and killed the king).

So is it fan pressure stopping the first footballer coming out?

John Kraft, an analyst at D.A. Davidson & Co., said that on Friday the selling pressure stopped and for most of the stocks in the printing sector there was somewhat of a correction.

Just as public pressure stopped the United States from getting involved in the middle of Syria's Civil War in 2013, calls to Congress will have a similar effect on any potential American entry into the Iraqi Civil War.

In this context, the '0 min' point indicated the time at which the 2-min leg pressure stopped and the post-pressure pain rating stage commenced.

Although confirmation in other cohorts is necessary, this study implies that individually targeted lifestyle interventions (normalising maternal weight, increasing prepregnancy fruit intake, reducing blood pressure, stopping misuse of drugs) may increase the likelihood of normal pregnancy outcomes.

When under pressure, stop and think.