Sentence examples for pressures it will from inspiring English sources

But if it is burned in engines designed for high cylinder pressures, it will produce competitive horsepower.

Running only four times, for one yard, against Green Bay on Sunday certainly didn't dispel any of the quickly emerging doubters and only time will tell if his knee is simply not able to cope with the pressures it will be put under.

Facing those pressures, it will require political leadership to get TTIP agreed, and then ratified by governments and parliaments.

We need much more information from the government on how this proposed scheme would work in practice and what pressures it will put on an already overstretched workforce.

We predict that above some size threshold, the mutation bias due to ectopic recombination identified here will be stronger than any other mutational bias and even stronger than selective pressures: it will bring the genome back under the stability threshold.

The results show that when concrete is subjected to high enough constant hydraulic pressure, it will be permeated, and after it reaches its maximum permeation rate, the permeability coefficient will gradually decrease towards a stable value.

"The government thinks that with military pressure it will arrive more quickly at a ceasefire," she said.

"The more the Koreans interact, the more pressure it will put on Taiwan to agree to a framework with China".

Without external pressure, especially from America, the government would not have made that peace; without still more pressure, it will inevitably break it.

Solvency 2, a pending set of rules governing European insurers, is one source of pressure: it will force annuity providers to hold more capital against unhedged longevity risk.

If they do bring extra pressure, it will probably be in the form of a zone blitz with strong safety William Moore involved.