Sentence examples for pressurised environment from inspiring English sources

In Athens, when Arsenal needed boldness to triumph in an intimidating, pressurised environment, Giroud was in king-of-the-jungle mode.

"Putting children into such a highly pressurised environment that they cry because they haven't learnt a list as well as they're being pushed to learn it, isn't nice," he said.

"They are adults and they are playing in a highly pressurised environment.

In a statement, the RFU panel, which was chaired by Sean Enright, said: "Referees strive to do the best they can in a highly pressurised environment.

At the heart of the matter lies patient safety, which many believe is compromised by the highly pressurised environment and lack of clarity over the handling of mistakes.

Nothing, he says, can prepare you for the pressurised environment of working in a legal practice, and graduates will inevitably find themselves thrown in the deep end.

So to me come eight o'clock, the night shift was starting So I felt pressure that I had to get them [IV doses] all out before they came out of the staff room [after shift hand over]." (N08, female, 0 4 years) Noisy, chaotic and busy working environment pressurised and distracted nurses, leading them to rush through tasks and fail to check prescriptions or dose preparation adequately.

"The thing about Davey, he hasn't had a break from any cricket for about two years... and it's such a high-pressurised environment, you need to be able to get away and let a bit of steam off here and there.

In Hattori's view, polyester is the prime candidate because dyeing performs best in an airless environment with pressurised high heat, allowing dyes to disperse throughout the fabric.

By coaching and training these safety elements while fatigued, players will be more likely to execute a safer and more effective tackle under highly pressurised situations in dynamic environments.

Thus, even though the service environment may be pressurised by budgetary shortfalls, there are strategies to ensure that teaching and learning activities continue to meet registrars' academic and educational needs, that do not necessarily require additional resources.