Sentence examples for pressures that if from inspiring English sources

But the forests are not just a cultural heritage but a major resource facing new pressures that, if not yet a threat to their existence, are a serious cause for concern.

A living together agreement lets you agree things in a fair way at the outset without the pressures that can arise if a relationship breaks down.

Writes ABC: "Questions persisted for decades about the ability of the Mark 1 to handle the immense pressures that would result if the reactor lost cooling power, and today that design is being put to the ultimate test in Japan".

My time at Mumsnet didn't make me anti-children, but it did make me very aware of the pressures that are placed women if and when we decide to have children.

He's a sportsman from a dynasty of street-fighters, and I wonder if the pressures that arise from such a situation play heavy on his shoulders.

We can contain such secret misery, perversion, and there's so much dramatic pressure behind that, if you focus it in the right place.

If a well was badly damaged, the pressure that would build up if it were capped might cause it to spring another leak somewhere else.

I wish I'd learned how to recognize pressure that's more subtle than "if you loved me, you'd have sex with me".

"The market pressure that gets exerted on us if a low-cost nonunion operator is allowed to enter a market like Southern California with a major cost advantage, that's really pressure," Mr. Dowling said.

Finally, do students perceive, as Coburn suggests, sufficient pressure that keeps knowledge compartmentalized even if it is not currently being used?

"However, I am under no more pressure than that, because if I think about that when I go onto the field, I will play with the handbrake on.