Sentence examples for same sort of pressure from inspiring English sources

I don't spray three times, though – I don't feel under the same sort of pressure as when I play cricket for England, so I don't need the luck.

The phenomenon is national, indeed global, since every entity with leverage on any other is bringing the same sort of pressure to bear.

Ennis has already been touted as one of the "faces" of the London Games and could be under the same sort of pressure Cathy Freeman endured before winning her 400m gold in Sydney 10 years ago.

Although the plainclothes unit that got into a scuffle with Mr. Dorismond was not being paid with Condor overtime money, critics have said it was operating under the same sort of pressure to produce arrests that typifies the program.

Houston must still be licking their lips at the prospect of hosting the weary winner of tonight's game and perhaps putting them under the same sort of pressure that took them past Sporting KC via a two goal first leg lead.

There are also an estimated 1m ethnic Kazakhs in Xinjiang, who complain that they face the same sort of pressure on their culture and traditions as the Uighur.Mindful of China's proximity, and of the dangers of being sucked into further unrest, the "stans" have taken a dim view of Uighur separatism.

Units based on Microsoft's Tablet PC initiative are due next year, but the much-hyped device is basically a Windows laptop with a vertical-format screen, handwriting recognition software and the same sort of pressure-sensitive stylus as Sony's Pen Tablet ("The Pen Gets Mightier" Forbes, Feb. 19).

We didn't have the same sort of pressures that we probably will have the next time we make one.

Yet they were driven apart by the same sorts of pressures that induced Bankhead to insist on being kept out of the book: Bankhead feared that her career would be destroyed by the revelation of their relationship.

"Those descended from the ones which got off the Ark eventually succumbed to the same sorts of pressures which cause extinction in animal populations today," a 2011 blogpost said. .

Yet the analogy with Argentina might have been closer still had Italy retained the lira, and thus been subject to the same sort of speculative pressure that eventually broke Argentina's link to the dollar.