Sentence examples for under such a pressure from inspiring English sources
Hardly any other part of the healthcare sector is under such a pressure to change as the hospital sector.
He argued that it was inherent that a defendant could not be a real witness: '(I t is not in human nature to speak the truth under such a pressure as would be brought to bear on the prisoner, and it is not a light thing to institute a system which would almost enforce perjury on every occasion.' A General View of the Criminal Law of England, p. 202.
Under such a pressure, patients would either abandon the treatment or request for their discharge or transfer to another centre.
Under such a pressure, medical staffs will obviously avoid immediate (although logical) decisions, and will unnecessarily hospitalize 'medically senseless' cases (to adopt the Dutch terminology).
Results of these evolutionary simulations show that under such a selective pressure, mutational processes easily lead to the emergence of pathways with two separate sub-pathways (i.e. modules) each mediating a distinct response only to one of the signals.
Under such an atmospheric pressure, the escape region is truncated-cone-shaped, and its bottom radius determines the mass of the atmospheric loss.
"Children today are under such a lot of pressure to succeed.
The letter was published two days ago on the GWPF website as a press release: "I have been put under such an enormous group pressure in recent days from all over the world that has become virtually unbearable to me.
Under such pressure, a lesser library science professional might just slip a book like the one before him -"The Nevada Controller's Office Annual Report 1867-1878 (Incofflethe" - off the shelf and just furtively chuck it out.
When skilled manual laborers came under such pressure a century ago, they eventually realized their best course was to make common cause with the unskilled masses.
When academia is under such enormous pressure from a variety of political forces, it is bracing to read For the Common Good: Principles of American Academic Freedom Yale University Presss, 2009), by Matthew W. Finkin and Robert C. Post.
