Sentence examples for pressures imposed by from inspiring English sources

Viruses have genes, can reproduce and are subject to the evolutionary pressures imposed by natural selection.

Crucially, our plans are affordable – despite the pressures imposed by further cuts to Scotland's budget by George Osborne.

Her current research at CCDD focuses on the adaptive responses of antigenic loci to selective pressures imposed by the immune system.

He knows they bear the brunt of the effects of the financial crisis, spiralling prices and the pressures imposed by climate change.

In interviews, senior officers and pilots described pressures imposed by the long distances traveled, saying aircraft often have to refuel several times in the air.

It demonstrated his independence and credibility at a moment when many wondered if he would be free to operate under the pressures imposed by Trump.

In the absence of the crown-of-thorns, Dr De'ath reckons the coral coverage would grow by 0.89% a year, despite pressures imposed by bleaching and cyclones.

In coming months both Social Security and Medicare are likely to withstand the budgetary pressures imposed by the threat of sequestration.

Last year, he received an ethics award from the Society of Professional Journalists for his decision to resign from The News-Press because of editorial pressures imposed by Ms. McCaw.

In the Lords, peers appointed by Labour because of their record of independent thinking and adherence to liberal values have been shattered by the pressures imposed by the whips when they dare to vote against the government.

This diversity is believed to have evolved owing to the selection pressures imposed by infectious pathogens14, but it also seems to afford ample opportunity for HLA interactions with drugs and other molecules.