Sentence examples for pressures began from inspiring English sources

News divisions of media companies, once treated by management as insulated from market pressures, began considering additional sources of revenue.

With the evolution and radiation of more-effective predators (crabs, snails, echinoderms, and marine vertebrates), predation pressures began to increase rapidly.

The pressures began two weeks ago with the growing controversy over the attack last Sept. 11 on the American Consulate in Benghazi, in which four Americans were killed.

According to the complaint, financial pressures began to build at WorldCom in the summer of 2000, as expenses began to increase as a share of total revenue.

And although physically devastating injuries are covered, cost-containment pressures began almost immediately for us to "give up" on our son.

The life was irksome to him, however, and pressures began to build up, compounded of a fight for a free press, contempt for Bristol and his dowdy family, a philandering attitude to local girls, and the "death" of Rowley.

Monetary conditions need to be back to normal by the time economic slack disappears and inflationary pressures begin to reassert themselves.

The report added a strong dose of fiscal pessimism just as many states have seen their immediate budget pressures begin to ease.

It was shown that methane hydrate could form quickly in the porous space of carbon at the condition of 275 K and pressures beginning with 4.12 MPa.

Looking at this optimistically, this means that the UK can continue to grow for some time by increasing productivity before wage-related inflationary pressures begin to kick in".

Class schedules go in the trash, educators' blood pressures begin to return to normal and everyone takes a deep breath and relaxes.