Sentence examples for rescue pressure from inspiring English sources

There were no statistically significant risk factors identified for outcomes of failure to rescue, pressure ulcer or infectious diseases.

Pressure on relief camps As more people are rescued, the pressure on the relief camps will continue to grow, making the situation of women and children even more precarious.

Concerned pet owners could also pressure rescue groups to enact better testing and quarantine protocols when transporting foreign animals to the United States, Dubovi said.

Concerned pet owners could also pressure rescue groups to enact better testing and quarantine protocols when transporting foreign animals to the United States.

— Wrapping up his three-day bus tour on an intimate note, President Obama dropped in at a suburban firehouse here on Wednesday and urged firefighters and rescue workers to pressure Republicans to support his jobs bill.

Despite timely rescue, his blood pressure was still at a quite low level maintained by dopamine accompanied with oliguria.

The KMT-led government at the time decided to rescue them by pressuring banks to roll over their loans.

The schoolgirls' abduction stunned the world, spurred a global Twitter campaign to get them rescued and heaped pressure on Jonathan's administration to do more to protect civilians in the northeast where Boko Haram's insurgency is focused.

For a severely hypothermic person, positive pressure ventilations (rescue breathing) can provide oxygen and heat.

That leaves only public pressure to rescue reform as the borough presidents select board members for the term beginning July 1.

"There was a lot of consternation, a lot of pressure to rescue this thing," said Jeffrey Adamovicz, one of Dr. Ivins's fellow researchers at the time.