Sentence examples for tacit pressure from inspiring English sources

Wilson states that the auction house won't change the way that Diablo functions as a game, but if it's an enormous financial success, surely there will be tacit pressure on designers to introduce a greater number of saleable items, or make the hasty acquisition of certain weapons and armour pieces more attractive?

Whilst facilitators do their best to ensure that people understand RJ may not be for them (and indeed, that they can pull out at any time), Katie Russell, spokesperson for Rape Crisis England & Wales has concerns that people may feel tacit pressure to believe that RJ is part of the process of healing.

Some women complain that that's resulted in tacit, insidious pressure to secure the kinds of jobs that justify all those trade-offs.

In the emails shown to VICE, the NFA specifically cited C-42 as a reason for the withdrawal, and tacitly acknowledged that pressure had been applied by the Prime Minister's Office.

At the same time "Reed" and its milky ilk tacitly reinforced the pervasive pressure to conform to a shallow, unrealistic societal model that dominated Eisenhower America.

Much of the goodwill and advantage Mr Arafat won for deferring a declaration of statehood - on the tacit understanding President Bill Clinton would pressure Israel to conclude final status negotiations within a year - will not do the Palestinian leader much good if the road to a settlement becomes potholed.

The other factor is the tacit assumption of constant predation pressure.

According to the predictions of our simulation, it was the tacit assumption of constant predation pressure rather than its extraordinary simplified predator psychology that prevented Huheey's mathematical formula [13], [15] from predicting Müllerian mimicry (also see Predator psychology vs. alternative prey).