Sentence examples for pressures that one from inspiring English sources

We got married when we were adults, and when we were both very successful, so certain pressures that one would experience if the other one was not as successful, that's nonexistent.

There are several distinct selective pressures that one can hypothesize acting upon a gene product's composition over generations.

"But the pressure on that one was incredible.

"It can feel pretty beleaguered working at RBS with external and internal pressures, that's one of the handicaps we work with".

Perhaps it's because they aren't jaded by the social pressures that define one's school days, or maybe it's because the movies they consumed while in captivity gave them a limitless idea of the surroundings they were denied.

I don't think that the pressure comes from that one description.

Great scientific interest also represents the case with applied hydrostatic pressure, that is one of more informative way to examine phase transition in spin-crossover materials.

It adds oodles of pressure on you for that one day to be incomparable to all of the other days, past, present and future.

An aspect of morality that Saunders is particularly interested in is the pressure that one person doing the right thing exerts on the vast majority of regular people who prefer to bump along with the blinkers on, making immoral or at least amoral choices and not appreciating being made to think about it.

Without exculpating Paul, Stephens shows the invasive pressures that come with stardom: one scene where Paul is gushed over by a pair of rich Parisians at a post-show party is especially funny.

While the decision to change your last name after marriage is a personal choice that every woman (and man) must make, there are societal pressures that may influence couples one way or another.