Sentence examples for pressures of its from inspiring English sources

Marriage comes with pressures of its own.

Underperformance creates pressures of its own, from big investors, like pensions and endowments.

However, as Southgate points out, the approach brings pressures of its own for researchers.

It could have been a great building but, from the outside, its power has been compromised by the pressures of its heritage setting.

Like the rest of Vietnam, Khanh Hau has not escaped the ravages of Vietnam's wars and the pressures of its politics and modernization.

And Dr. Frenkel's own experience in the Soviet Union makes it clear that mathematics is not entirely insulated from the political pressures of its day.

When it's full, the pressure of its own contents keeps it stiff, and when it's empty it is easily crushed for recycling.

Sometimes a frame can't handle the pressure of its own reality-bending imagination that it simply "hiccups," as happens plenty in his most recent film Buzzard.

He was, for example, the first to mock CIA assessments of the strength of the Soviet Union, arguing that it was bound to disintegrate under the pressure of its ethnic differences.

Yes, that brings pressure of its own.

The pressure of its rancid claustrophobia dissipates in the Delacorte's gorgeous open-air setting.