Sentence examples for under prolonged pressure from inspiring English sources

Now that the Fed is "tapering"—that is, gradually reducing its asset purchases, will the markets come under prolonged pressure?As always, psychology plays a big role.

Operators should also minimise quakes by allowing the fracking liquid to flow back up the well soon after injection, the panel says, rather than keeping the rock under prolonged pressure.

Ms Fagge said she was aware of the enormous impact on nurses of working under prolonged pressure and added the trust was investing £500,000 to increase numbers of A&E nurses as quickly as possible.

But notice that, even in this passage, what is called for is not a political transformation, but an individual one, that of the nascent higher human being: it is "his situation" that "must first grow to the point of enormity" and it is "his power of invention and simulation" that "had to develop under prolonged pressure and constraint into refinement and audacity".

The strike was triggered by the decision of the Philadelphia Transportation Company PTCC), made under prolonged pressure from the federal government in view of significant labor shortages, to allow black employees of the PTC to hold non-menial jobs, such as motormen and conductors, that were previously reserved for white workers only.

The hacked emails reveal the intense and prolonged pressure the scientists were under from a small but determined group of climate sceptics and their extreme resistance to sharing information.

Prolonged pressure and territory failed to yield points.

Plus, the prolonged pressure caused the tissue between her bladder and vagina to die.

This observation may be partly explained by a longer PCT for mutant parasites; this prolonged survival time under drug pressure allows parasites to invest in transmission stages [20].

It was discovered that Apple's larger iPhone, the 6 Plus, may bend under direct, persistent pressure over a prolonged period of time.

The government has come under intense pressure because of its ballooning budget deficit and a prolonged recession that has resulted in a national unemployment rate of 20 percent.