Sentence examples for strongly pressured from inspiring English sources
Older men, for instance, are more isolated; women live longer, but are strongly pressured to continue to care and become wrinkle-free nonagenarians.
Although it was strongly pressured to apologise for showing Cathy, the BBC refused to do so, repeating the play two months later, and showing it twice more.
In December 2004, at hearings in Brazil, the MINUSTAH commander testified that the mission had been strongly pressured by the international community to use violence.
"But with a terrible human rights record that includes the planned execution of juveniles Ali al-Nimr and Dawoud al-Marhoon, it is crucial that the Saudis are strongly pressured to change course by its closest allies – the UK included.
The metal is used in pressure sensors because its electrical resistivity is strongly pressure-dependent.
But some of Apple's competitors complain that the big purchases Apple requires from carriers strongly pressure them to devote most of their marketing budgets to the iPhone, leaving little money to promote competing devices, said an executive at one of Apple's rivals, who declined to be named to avoid jeopardizing carrier relationships.
Homogeneous reactions at high shell-side pressure can have adverse effect on the performance due to the fact that homogeneous reaction rates are strongly pressure dependent.
Results show that the process is strongly pressure dependent, with a 3-order of magnitude decrease in required residence time when the operating pressure is varied from 4 bars to 30 bars.
The most student groups like the College Students Association and Canadian Federations of Students can do is "strongly pressure" the two parties to reach a deal sooner than later.
Whereas husbands, other family, and doctors are sometimes known to use amniotic test results to strongly pressure mothers to abort their fetuses [ 27], none of our participants described any pressure to give up on second children because of the risk of recurrence.
If they're strongly pressuring you to do bad things, find new friends.
