Sentence examples for pressures though from inspiring English sources

Despite the economic pressures, though, such families are not extinct.

Those downward pressures, though, are being offset by a robust global economy that is providing a significant lift to exports, corporate profits and real wages, which finally picked up in the last year after stagnating for much of the decade.

They also faced pressures, though, from consumer tastes that are changing, including in their attitudes toward processed foods and what happens to all that packaging.

Other pressures, though, were a concern that such films could be patronising – and that TV's intervention might even help to speed the end of cultures whose decline it was lamenting – and an undeclared but tangible shift from geography to zoology as the medium's form of foreign exploration.

The magnitude of stresses, strain rates and inhomogenity in strain rates in the FGM cylinder, subjected to internal pressure alone, could be significantly reduced by subjecting it to both internal and external pressures though the stress inhomogenity in the FGM cylinder increases.

Ammonium is expected to behave stably as a metal ( ions in a sea of electrons) at very high pressures (though less than the typical pressure where transitions from insulating to metallic behaviour occur around, 100 GPa), and could possibly occur inside the ice giants Uranus and Neptune, which may have significant impacts on their interior magnetic fields.

No pressure though, obviously.

Don't feel like you're under any pressure, though!

Grant turns it over under pressure though, as WSW start to build a series of attacks.

As the days wear on and pressure mounts, though, any resolution has an element of danger.

When two goals in two minutes took the pressure off, though, this oversight was no doubt rectified.