Sentence examples for temporary pressure from inspiring English sources

Though many analysts believe that the lull may be temporary, pressure for a quick deal has receded.

Abdominal thrusts move air up the airway, he says, whereas back blows don't really move air but provide a higher temporary pressure spike that could dislodge something blocking the airway.

But the monetary policy committee's (MPC) job is to target inflation in two years' time and by then these temporary pressures will not be an issue.

Direct measurement of medial compartment pressures using arthroscopically inserted temporary percutaneous pressure sensors in 11 subjects could not detect any significant benefit of unloading braces [ 21].

The spherical shell model yields a temporary negative pressure opposite to the striking point and a persistent sharp drop in pressure close to the center.

Even in booming emerging economies core consumer prices are rising much more slowly than they were in 2008.Over time, temporary price pressure can become entrenched, through either consumers' expectations of future inflation or workers' demands for higher wages.

This study suggests that a temporary blood pressure drop after bevacizumab administration could be a predictive marker for bevacizumab treatment.

The operation causes some loss of blood but only for a very short time, and one of its great virtues is that the surgeon can see and catch the bleeding points; any oozing from the vascular can cellous bone of the ilium ceases with a temporary gauze pressure followed by the much gentler pack.

For the savvy stock trader, a dead-cat bounce in the broader market often means a strong move higher in those stocks that have been trending higher but have suffered from temporary selling pressures.

In 1905 the Germans seized on Russia's temporary troubles to pressure France in Morocco.

After the procedure, SLT can cause a temporary spike in pressure within the eye, although ophthalmologists may be able to prevent those spikes by administering eyedrops.