Sentence examples for pressure towards from inspiring English sources

Recessions always have a pressure towards deflation, just as booms are inflationary.

There is only a limited range of competition between them; and therefore a minimum of natural pressure towards equalization.

But in recent years, the pressure towards that compulsory individuality has become more intense and more sexualised.

Most of the problems are thought to be down to the pressure towards factory farms producing the cheapest possible meat.

He predicted that the PIU review would impose new performance measures, saying that the pressure towards greater accountability was inevitable.

Thompson, D. K. & Waddington, J. M. Sphagnum under pressure: Towards an ecohydrological approach to examining Sphagnum productivity.

His 1992 study Devolving English Literature "had a political title and was part of the pressure towards devolution as Bannockburns points in the direction of Scottish independence".

Such strains can only increase the pressure towards a later law more clearly based on an absolutist notion of individual autonomy.

Oil prices had been lower throughout most of the day, but spiked in the afternoon session causing equities to come under a bit of pressure towards the close.

Those two forces still underpin the pressure towards femininity today, however much we in the west congratulate ourselves on the softer, more palatable way it is expressed.

You only have to open today's papers to see how the pressure towards greater transparency, driven by both technology and politics, is growing daily in all spheres.