Sentence examples for some pressure that from inspiring English sources

It was "stressful", and she jokes that her first reaction, when she learnt of the award, was: "Oh, I don't want it". There is some pressure that comes with the title, because "there really are not that many female chefs [and] local chefs in that field to be talked about".

Sometimes there is some pressure that can build up, that forces anything nearby to build up and pulls anything in it's path, right back down.

It turned out later that Goodman had been under some pressure that evening.

It was, 'We will consider these.' So, there's some pressure that they need to pass something".

But after nearly two years there, shortly after their marriage, "we felt some pressure that if we didn't buy now, we would never be able to afford to buy," said Mr. LeCount, a sales executive for a book publishing company.

"I don't think we were at our best, but sometimes you have to be honest and give the opposition credit for playing well, and that puts you under some pressure that stops you playing to your best," Baxter told BBC Radio Devon.

However, Grayson brought on three substitutes in quick succession and the trio produced some late pressure that eventually told as Cunningham's back-post cross was nodded beyond Federici by Hugill with six minutes remaining.

This exclusivity of promoter specificity seems to be the trend among the T7-like phages, and it seems that there must be some selective pressure that resulted in this feature.

Stronger muscles can better support the joint and lessen pain by absorbing some of the pressure that would otherwise be placed on the joint.

The victory came hard on the heels of the home win over Leicester City and the results have lifted some of the pressure that had built on Pardew.

Small sell-offs in the market, like tremors, are thought to alleviate some of the pressure that builds up in the market.