Sentence examples for reported pressures from inspiring English sources

Retailers reported pressures to increase prices on popular consumer products, but many said they had trouble passing higher costs on to their customers.

To allow for the most direct comparison, following Sakai et al. (2011; 2014), we rescaled reported pressures to the Pt scale of Matsui et al. (2009), which yields results quite consistent with the pressure scale of Dewaele et al. (2004) and Fei et al. (2007).

Back-pack strap studies have reported pressures as low as 9 kPa caused by carrying 20-kg back-packs for 2 h can produce skin and subcutaneous soft tissue damage in animal studies [31], as well as cause restrictions in circulation within the upper trapezius muscle [32-34] [32-34]

Reports from the following day in the region reported pressures that were indicative of a developing tropical cyclone, and at 0600 UTC, the disturbance attained tropical depression strength, the first of the season.

Intensivists have also reported pressures in opposite directions to ensure there is 'productive' use of ICU beds and have admitted to refusing financially disadvantaged patients, prioritizing profitable surgery admissions, and withdrawing treatment from patients with lower chances of survival or for whom nothing else could be done when faced with requests for more appropriate admission [ 15].

Fincher withdrew last April after an alleged pay dispute and reported pressure from Angelina Jolie to helm Cleopatra, before DiCaprio followed him out of the door in October.

Ms Ferguson also reported pressure in the opposite direction, from older family members who felt that breastfeeding after four months was unnecessary.

GPs without guideline knowledge more frequently reported pressure.

More cases reported pressure from a tight bra (37%) than controls (20%).

The reported pressure values are an average of pressures obtained from the backing pressure display on the Waters SYNAPT G2.

This survey showed that 68.6% of the participants reported pressure from their families; in addition, 3.8% reported pressure from both family and society, which confirmed the studies from other developing countries [ 5].