Sentence examples for pressure to replicate from inspiring English sources

With little competitive pressure to replicate children's voices, most companies decided children could get by with the altered adult voices.

Maybe go cry about it into a pile of money?" For game designers, the pressure to replicate a former success can be far more paralyzing than simply deciding how to spend the money.

The pressure to replicate Whoa, Nelly! is evident in the more popful The Grass is Green, but Folklore is essentially the sound of an artist taking a risk (and, amazingly, being allowed by her label to do it).

Their version of the car show, which launches in May, will be under pressure to replicate the £50m-a-year cash cow that Top Gear represented before Clarkson's dismissal for punching a producer last year.

"They rose to the top in 2009, but were under pressure to replicate that in 2010," Rainford-Brent told BBC Sport.

But Nadelen said no one should feel pressure to replicate what Mabus, Hodgson and Cuccinello did in their careers.

With that kind of pressure impossible to replicate here, the scientists sought to compensate with extreme temperature.

They've had another successful Olympic Games, this time in London, so we've got the pressure on us to replicate what we did in Beijing.

With only one film under his belt - the 2009 romantic comedy (500) Days of Summer - there has been a lot of pressure on Webb to replicate the box office success of the previous films.

The Family Blood Pressure Program tried to replicate the top six SNPs identified by the WTCCC but failed to do so [10].

The difference is pressure and fatigue, hard to replicate in an empty arena.