Sentence examples for pressures of changing from inspiring English sources

Advertising, more than other industries, tends to be sensitive to the pressures of changing demographics; Breitbart's championing of white rights is a hard sell in an increasingly multiracial marketplace.

'If we can let out the steam through this hole, maybe that would take away the pressure of changing the reserve rules altogether.' " Perhaps it was the owners' willingness to discuss the issue, Miller said, that has propagated the myth that the players would have been willing to abandon the process with the advent of free agency.

You get to find your way without the pressure of changing everything overnight.

Remember that some women in the bar are slow to warm up, so don't feel the pressure of changing how they feel.

While the case studies are diverse they illustrate a key point that PAs need constant monitoring to understand the underlying ecological dynamics impact of human pressure on changing vegetation patterns.

In Harris's view, this fanaticism has acted as a "defense mechanism," shielding Islam from the pressures of the changing world around it and allowing it to expand into territories and cultures where it had previously been unknown.

With increasing pressures of a changing climate, urban growth and economic constraints, the need for wider spread integration is necessary in the interest of a sustainable future.

Even the strongest sectors can't escape the pressures of a changing climate, so it is time for us to lead".

This is especially egregious since population growth makes it even harder for vulnerable communities to adapt to the pressures of a changing climate and environment.

However, meaningful state and pressure indicators are lacking for modelling the nature conservation value of agricultural fields and the consequences of changing pressures from agricultural practice.

Plant breeders face similar challenges in all species: the need for higher quality and productivity in the face of changing pressures from both biotic (disease-caused) and abiotic (environmental) stresses.