Sentence examples for started a pressure from inspiring English sources

"We have seven dead already, we have children with permanent organ damage, we face six to eight more weeks without water, we have massive business losses," said Bruce Davidson, a massage therapist who has started a pressure group, Concerned Walkerton Citizens.

When the idea was initially floated, some researchers started a pressure group called Eulenspiegel Action to campaign against the move.

The Twins' hopes of avoiding their second consecutive postseason sweep by the Yankees now rest with the sinkerballing Duensing, who will start a pressure-packed Game 3 against Phil Hughes on Saturday night.

But the environmental group Friends of the Earth has started a campaign to pressure ice cream makers into rejecting the vanillin.

Being a market-mover brings complications: questions about his financial interests, calls to start a fund, pressure to pick listed firms each month even if his instincts take him to unlisted ones.

Several years back she told Laura that it had been one of her articles which inspired to start a local pressure group called Fed Up at the start of her campaign.

In the meantime, they have started a petition drive to pressure the organization to do more than simply "change what's written on the box".

Under US pressure, Mexico started a crackdown in mid-2014 called the Southern Frontier Plan.

Recent data suggests that even though the FDA, under legal pressure, has started a voluntary program to limit antibiotic use in livestock, the amount of drugs used per animal has increased.

The area of the trapezoid is the sum of the areas of a "triangle," due to the cyclic tidal breath and to the pressure variation Peak pressure − PEEP only, independent on the "starting value" (PEEP), and of a "rectangle" associated to the lung volume variation starting from a pressure level higher than zero (PEEP).

As shown in Fig. 2, the asphaltene precipitation process starts at a pressure of 1024 psi and eventually ends at a pressure of 9638 psi, so-called lower and upper onset (precipitation) pressures, respectively.