Sentence examples for pressures on how from inspiring English sources

Even in the wake of the Olympics many schools will still be under competing pressures on how to spend their resources, he added.

With force absent from rape definitions, there has been increasing pressure on how to define consent.

More fundamentally, increased supply means increased competition, which puts pressure on how much Russia can charge for its gas.

If instead the issue is putting too much pressure on how monetary policy is done, then we run the risk of having lower-quality monetary policy".

A credible commitment by countries under fiscal pressure on how they will repay their debts could serve to reassure financial markets.

Let's aim for something bigger and better.' " The duo eventually were asked about the detailed policy agreement but came under no pressure on how much they differed on issues such as tuition fees, a British bill of rights, nuclear power, marriage tax, Trident, immigration or the scale of schools reform.

At school there was always pressure on how you looked and I have always believed that the "Marilyn Monroe" look is a better and more healthier look for women.

"There's a lot of pressure on how you present your gender on and off the internet," she continued.

Once the period of reproduction and weaning have passed, natural selection applies much less pressure on how the rest of the lifespan plays out.

Queer people are often over-sexualized and a lot of extra attention is paid to our appearances -- that puts a lot of pressure on how we view our bodies.

The handle shape influenced the wrist angles and hand pressures depending on how the participants held the handle.