Sentence examples for pressures because it from inspiring English sources

Finally, the increased use of negative interest rates is adding to financial pressures, because it now costs the banks to deposit cash at central banks.

Tire makers tend to prefer higher pressures because it reduces the risk of failure for the tires, which are covered by the tire makers' warranties.

The old neighborhood is helpless in the face of new pressures, because it had depended on older versions of the same pressures, ones that Jacobs was not entirely willing to name or confront.

Wyeth has a big vaccine and biologics business that is not facing the same level of patent pressures, because it is much more complicated and cost-prohibitive to make generic versions of such drugs.

"These days the government can't ignore this kind of social pressure because it faces increasing questions of its own legitimacy," says Li Datong, a former journalist who lost his job for challenging censorship.

Foam is the most common supporting material for relieving pressure because it is cheap and easy to change its shape to fit the contour of the body.

"The N.H.S. scheme down there is under pressure because it is under-funded," Mr. Geddes said.

There was no pressure because it was only going to go one way after that.

"I think you should increase that pressure because it's finally working," he said.

A declining dollar is a source of inflationary pressure because it can boost the cost of imports.

"I hate to call it pressure, because it's hard to put more pressure on us than we put on ourselves.