Sentence examples for protracted pressure from inspiring English sources

Even so Kelvin Davis, McCarthy's much maligned goalkeeper, was required to make three important saves from Jonny Allan, Stuart Elliott and Carlos Roca as Steve Burr's Conference North team creditably refused to fold and enjoyed odd periods of protracted pressure.

The protracted blood pressure response was correlated to fatigue development, but not to pain development, possibly implicating psychological mechanisms.

Protracted press release.

It described "a slow start to a protracted recovery", highlighting pressures on private consumption, a key growth driver, from employment worries and stagnant wages.

March was marked by a protracted spell of high pressure mid-month, bookended by wetter weather in the first and last weeks.

The match between performance and expectation has lasted so long that its undoing will be messy and protracted, precisely because the pressure is of the team and the game's own making.

In such a case, protracted and high fishing pressure (i.e., 40 years, ca. 25 generations, and a 60% exploitation rate) could cause a shift to a new ESS, which might then prolong the reduced size at maturity, even during a moratorium.

In his low-keyed methodic way, Mr. Ekeus kept up the pressure in a protracted game of cat and mouse.

But after protracted negotiations -- and intense pressure exerted by the Bush and then Obama administrations -- the drawdown agreement was linked to the right of the Marines to build a new base at Henoko Bay in the northern part of Okinawa.

"The Funding for Lending scheme is likely to have made an early positive impact, helping to counter some of the negative pressures associated with a protracted and weak economic recovery".

Rather it is a question of doing more within that framework to ensure that a protracted period of overly strong demand pressures does not eat into the fundamental changes that our policies have wrought and jeopardise the continuation of our strategy".