Sentence examples for sizeable pressure from inspiring English sources

Therefore, due to this sizeable pressure change all the advantages associated with this unique design of the apparatus are being lost.

"Moreover, were the UK to be the first major economy to undertake rate 'lift-off', the already sizeable upward pressure on sterling could accelerate significantly, hitting exporters and undermining the prospect of inflation returning to the 2% target,." Wednesday's release of the minutes was the last that BoE will make separately to the announcement of its interest rate decisions.

Aminoborane NH3BH3 is proposed as an appropriate material to produce hydrogen in the high-pressure cells designed for the synthesis of hydrides in sizeable amounts at pressures of a few GPa and elevated temperatures.

However, food is also making a sizeable contribution to the downward pressure on inflation.

The international community, deeply concerned by these violations as well as the broader security threat posed by such a sizeable haven for terrorists, has pressured what remains of the Malian government to overcome its internal divisions and prepare for an international invasion to reclaim the rebel-held north.

"I think PTI was unable to get sizeable crowd together and felt under pressure to call off their lockdown and save themselves embarrassment," he said.

Sizeable areas of separation on the pressure side of the rotor blade were identified toward the tip.

As a small reduction in a population's blood pressure can have a sizeable effect on the number of strokes despite blood pressure accounting for only a small variation in stroke, 21 a modest change in the proportion of people who learn 1 or more extra languages could have a population effect on cognitive pathology rates.

Oxygen pressure and concentration can have sizeable effects on material flammability and ignitability.

This observation led to the hypothesis that, along with SLSs stochastically formed because of sequence composition, a sizeable quota is possibly the result of selective pressure, due to the need to preserve a biological function.

To say there was a bit of pressure on Foster before kick-off was sizeable understatement.