Under pressures of depth, blood withdraws from the arms and legs and concentrates in the chest.
Sometimes, D'Hooghe said, the sports doctor comes under pressures motivated by politics, greed or recklessness.
Gallienus ruled an empire that was disintegrating under pressures from foreign invaders.
Each second-world country appeared to have a fissured personality under pressures from both internal forces and neighbors.
Under pressures from the Tories, the Labor Home Office intends to end its B. and B. system and set up a series of institutional "accommodation centers".
They found that this glassy-rubbery blend could be formed at room temperature under pressures of 5,000 pounds per square inch, or roughly 300 times atmospheric pressure.
Even dedicated clients have been forced to move on under pressures that, in their own way, are not unrelated to the forces of real estate.
A more immediate payoff could come from basic research on processes that occur under pressures and temperatures typically found at the cores of stars or giant planets.
The assumption has always been that by the time of Albert's early death in 1861 this project had stalled under pressures of working class democracy at home and Prussian militarism abroad.
In her youth, in the 1950's and 60's, that tradition all but disappeared, folding under pressures that included the government's subtle censorship of politically deviant art and its sponsorship of creative artists who would work within acceptable limits.
Aggressive development of water infrastructure and handing substantial subsidies to farmers are other examples of strategies developed under pressures caused by the 1980-88 Iraq-Iran war, international sanctions and the resulting threats to national food security.
