Sentence examples for the pressure to create from inspiring English sources

Barring a dot-com implosion, the pressure to create more high-yuppie, kid-friendly services will continue to mount.

This will add to the pressure to create a proper supreme court, separate from the House of Lords.

And with nine billion of us expected on the planet by 2050, the pressure to create more edges will only increase.

Few are the performers who can just repurpose their live show for the Super Bowl stage; the pressure to create something new is high.

For Rauch, whose view of marriage is more medicinal than confectionary, letting gays marry will actually help marriage by relieving the pressure to create alternatives.

Mr. Ratmansky said that he felt the pressure to create a hit for the company, and that the large shadow cast by Balanchine's "Nutcracker" didn't bother him.

Your wedding should be about your marriage and not about the wedding, but I do understand the pressures to create an amazing event.

In hydraulic fracturing, fluids are injected at a pressure greater than the formation pressure to create channels/fractures through the formation through which the production of oil or gas may increase (Halliburton 2000c).

I'd imagine it functions the same as law does anywhere else, which is to say that the richest people can exert the most pressure to create advantages for themselves.

Stop the peer pressure to create more lavish weddings that cost many thousands of dollars more,' " Mr. Markowitz said, citing showy smorgasbords, orchestras and ice sculptures.

You may want to test the stain on the underside of the furniture to practice using the right stroke and pressure to create the color you want.