Sentence examples for under pressure to create from inspiring English sources

Defatted soya flour is mixed with hydrochloric acid at high temperatures and under pressure to create hydrolysed vegetable protein.

If you're under pressure to create profits throughout the store, then it diminishes opportunities for unique and special things that may not be profitable.

President Obama is under pressure to create jobs and has long supported innovation as a key to the future of the American economy.

So perhaps it was logical that – if someone were to come up with a new structure this late in the game – it would be a visual artist: a profession constantly under pressure to create originality within a long tradition.

The government first came under pressure to create the new institution more than two years ago, when Anna Hazare, a social activist, led a mass movement protesting at a series of huge scams involving politicians, businessmen and bureaucrats.

One "extraction methodology" that has become increasingly popular, especially for natural gas production, is hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in which water and chemicals are injected into wells under pressure to create fissures in the rock and unlock the gas.

In the main cabin, they say, manufacturers are under intense pressure to create more efficient seats.

A safer and more precise method, developed in the seventies, was to use jets of fluid, under intense pressure, to create micro-cracks in the strata, typically in limestone or sandstone.

As a result, publishers, like the Hollywood studios, are under enormous pressure to create more hits — more books like "Twilight" — and fewer quiet domestic novels or worthy books about poverty or trade policy.

Now, however, they are clad in panels of foamed aluminum; that is, aluminum injected with gas under high pressure to create a porous, almost bubbly and pretty nearly ethereal surface.

In November, for example, hundreds of Amazon workers in Italy and Germany went on strike, saying they were under "high pressure to create more and more in less time". "Amazon is a fair and responsible employer and as such we are committed to dialogue, which is an inseparable part of our culture," spokeswoman Melanie Etches said in an email.