Sentence examples for pressurising to from inspiring English sources

The entire forward fuselage section was tested for metal fatigue by repeatedly pressurising to 2.75 psi overpressure and depressurising through more than 16,000 cycles, equivalent to about 40,000 hours of airline service.

The cabin has features to reduce traveller fatigue such as a quieter interior and higher pressurisation than previous generation of aircraft; the A380 is pressurised to the equivalent altitude of 1520 m up to 12000 m.

Boss would use compromising information to pressurise individuals to be less opposed to the apartheid regime, according to Mr Kleinschmidt.

So why are they feeling pressurised to conceal their identity?

The inside of an A320 is pressurised to the equivalent height of about 8,000 feet.

And it can easily mean that the women feel pressurised to offer sex.

"The ECP is now further pressurised to release the correct information on voter turnout.

You should not feel pressurised to undertake any duties you feel unhappy about.

It is clear that the driver was pressurised to change his statement to strengthen Mahmood's evidence and damage mine.

"People should not feel pressurised to go along with same-sex marriage just because of political correctness.

Many married women still felt pressurised to leave work up until the 1960s, in both the private and public sectors.