Sentence examples for pressures towards from inspiring English sources

However, a Yes vote could produce unstoppable pressures towards Home Rule all round.

Change is often abrupt, surprising, and uneven, particularly when the pressures towards it have been accumulating for some time.

"We know from our research that commercial pressures towards premature sexualisation and unprincipled advertising are damaging children's wellbeing.

National responses to protecting freedom of expression online are inadequate and prone to short-term pressures towards censorship.

Deviation from these optimal pressures towards low and high extremes led to significantly fewer successful seals.

And it would enable universities to resist pressures towards grade inflation and give them the opportunity to look hard at their practices of teaching, learning and assessment.

Recessions always have a pressure towards deflation, just as booms are inflationary.

There is only a limited range of competition between them; and therefore a minimum of natural pressure towards equalization.

But in recent years, the pressure towards that compulsory individuality has become more intense and more sexualised.

Most of the problems are thought to be down to the pressure towards factory farms producing the cheapest possible meat.

He predicted that the PIU review would impose new performance measures, saying that the pressure towards greater accountability was inevitable.