Sentence examples for pressures to overcome from inspiring English sources

Typically, the practical solution is to use high pressures to overcome agglomerate breakdown strengths to reach higher packing fractions.

The National Coalition, created under western and Arab pressure to overcome internal divisions, was formed in Qatar after talks this month.

Bolivia scored three first half goals and then withstood heavy second half pressure to overcome Ecuador 3-2 on Monday in the highest scoring match of the Copa America so far.

Page A20 Business DIRE WARNINGS ARE BUILDING ON EUROPEAN DEBT CRISIS European leaders face mounting pressure to overcome divisions and move ahead quickly with new plans to prevent the euro currency region from fracturing, as warnings multiply that the crisis could endanger the global economy and cause credit to dry up in the banking system.

The process is usually controlled through solution-diffusion with a sufficiently large external pressure to overcome the salt water osmotic pressure (Evuti and Lawal 2011).

The flow-reversal unit requires a threshold backward flow to create enough negative pressure to overcome the TMP during the removal cycle of the retentate particles.

(Fleck brought forward a controversial claim that the absence of any analogous success in the struggle with tuberculosis was related to a common approach to tuberculosis as "romantic", which in turn resulted with insufficient social pressure to overcome it).

Among the cases we studied, the F− ion has the strongest binding affinity with SMC, so the channel needs the highest pressure to overcome the energy barrier to open the channel.

"It's too much pressure to overcome Gangnam Style," he lamented to the BBC.

This is especially true when the arterial pressure falls, because there is less driving pressure to overcome the tension on the vessels from the contracting muscle [ 44].

This is because parasites are under strong pressure to overcome host defenses, and switches to phylogenetically distant hosts likely require entirely new sets of anti-defense adaptations.