Sentence examples for pressures inherent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mooney ended up following in his footsteps, despite the pressures inherent to the job.

We looked forward to and enjoyed being with each other everyday, despite the complexities of life and the pressures inherent in the practice of architecture.

The first was directional, or horizontal, drilling, followed by the development of pipe and threaded connections that can handle the stresses and pressures inherent in fracked wells that are drilled two miles deep and more than a mile horizontally.Investments in capacity are important, but investments in technology are crucial.

Yet despite the pressures inherent to high level sport, the overall prevalence of GAD in athletes appears no higher than in the population.

The isolation and strong selective pressures inherent in the adoption of an underground life can lead in polar opposite directions, namely both genetic divergence and morphological convergence [6], which can greatly confound interpretation [7] [9].

Rather, even in relatively resilient individuals, provided enough adverse circumstances are met, it is conceivable that the added pressures inherent to the high level could facilitate the development of psychological problems.

The pressure — inherent, in some ways, in Carey's loving notation of nature — to contrast natural beauty and longevity with ephemeral, venal human machinations has a reactionary history (it is called "pastoral").

In this paper, we suggest the conceptual design of a water-cooled reactor system for a low-pressure inherent heat sink nuclear desalination plant (LIND) that applies the safety-related design concepts of high temperature gas-cooled reactors to a water-cooled reactor for inherent and passive safety features.

One reason might be the enormous infection pressure, inherent to the production system, which is unable to be completely overcome by antimicrobial treatment alone.

There is evidence of role confusion [ 23], role conflict (the pressure inherent in fulfilling more than one role) and, on the part of some but not all of the psychiatrists, even role-distancing (not being a 'real' member of the team).

Similar findings for T. aestivum, showing that all 23 of the preferred codons for this species are enhanced in genes expressed in the ovary as compared to the anther, also demonstrate that a selective pressure inherent to these female organs and gametes is acting to enhance the incidence of preferred codons across all synonymous codon groups.