Sentence examples for pressures off from inspiring English sources
If you look at it from the very macro view, when you have people moving off the land and away from occupations like livestock grazing, hunting for protein, using wood and forest products for fuel and markets, when you take these basic pressures off and concentrate people in urban areas, it does free up quite a bit of pressure on nature.
"Money is always a hassle, but it has taken whatever subtle pressures off," Hirata said of the wage increase.
Could you surrender the need to be seen to be successful in the eyes of the world, to take pressures off and to enjoy more fully your life as it unfolds towards you?
"I did it for conditioning and taking some of the pressures off my body, my knees," Morgan said.
In a 'peak oil' world, we should applaud what China is doing because it makes the world better for everyone for no other reason that it takes huge price pressures off of oil.
"I don't expect that this policy will totally alleviate the gang issue, but it takes the pressures off clothes associated with gangs and reduces the competition among kids over the way they dress".
It also takes pressure off our players.
"It's taking the pressure off".
Having it takes the pressure off".
To take that pressure off, Ayres did two things.
"You try to take the pressure off," Danowski said.
