Sentence examples for pressures during the from inspiring English sources

"The pressures during the year at home are tremendous," said Capt.

The International Monetary Fund system of pegged-but-adjustable exchange rates came under increasing pressures during the 1960s.

Though similar to the failed top kill, mud could be injected at much lower pressures during the static kill because of the stabilizing influence of the capping stack.

One agent who was present during Smith's briefing said he sensed no urgency on either side to strike a deal now, because there were limited financial pressures during the off-season.

Dr. Venter and other researchers say that those traits most commonly used to distinguish one race from another, like skin and eye color, or the width of the nose, are traits controlled by a relatively few number of genes, and thus have been able to change rapidly in response to extreme environmental pressures during the short course of Homo sapiens history.

The credit rating agency also said the outlook on its long-term rating was negative, warning that it could lower the long-term further rating to AA within the next two years "if we see that less reduction in spending than agreed to, higher interest rates, or new fiscal pressures during the period result in a higher general government debt trajectory than we currently assume".

"Services and staff can find themselves under pressure during the busier winter period," he said.

"I was under a lot of pressure during the writing of that press release," she said.

Here's Ben Bernanke:[T]he banking sector faced enormous pressure during the early 1930s.

I.L.F.C. came under pressure during the financial crisis, burdened by an enormous debt load.

Mr. Emanuel found himself under pressure during the Democratic presidential primaries to back Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, given his relationship with her husband.