Sentence examples for somewhat pressured from inspiring English sources

"I remember my father [George Porter] being intensely keen to kind of 'help,' " says Andrew Porter, who felt somewhat pressured to choose chemistry and physics at age 15 before coming around on his own to biochemistry and molecular genetics--a better fit--later in his career.

The tool is also somewhat pressure sensitive, allowing you to create bolder lines by pressing your fingers down harder on the screen.

Federal grants reduce somewhat the pressure on colleges and universities to provide aid.

In electrical terms, this means that the voltage (which is somewhat like pressure in a pipe) is too high, or that the frequency is out of whack.

The grid is also larger than most and it needs somewhat more pressure, but it works efficiently, leaving little garlic behind in the press.

The propellants are supplied to the injector manifold at a somewhat higher pressure, usually by high-capacity turbopumps (one for the fuel and another for the oxidizer).

Somewhat larger pressure differentials (±0.9 Pa) were observed under windy conditions, and the accuracy of chamber-based measurements made under such conditions needs more research.

The favorable factor is that population growth is slower than at most points in the recent past, which puts somewhat less pressure on the job market.

Finally, for this model fracture, the investigation of vertical flow reaches the same findings as for horizontal flow, with somewhat lower pressure gradient.

In recent years, the area has been undergoing somewhat intense pressure since several commercial projects in hydroelectricity, tourism, and commercial salmon and mytilid cultures have been developed, or are in progress.

There will be somewhat less pressure on Nelson thanks to the emergence of Jhoulys Chacin, who threw almost 200 innings for the Brewers last year and arguably led the staff as their number one starter.