Sentence examples for under sufficient pressure from inspiring English sources

Under sufficient pressure from its trading partners, Beijing would be likely to relent.

That puts the gas under sufficient pressure to spin a turbine and thus generate electricity.

The field is no longer under sufficient pressure for the oil to flow naturally, so Daqing Oil, the subsidiary of PetroChina that runs it, must keep injecting water beneath it to push the oil out of the wells.

Arthrocentesis under sufficient pressure removes microscopic debris, pain mediators, and inflammatory cells and leads to improved movement by releasing adhesions.

The consequence of this pressure modification is interpreted as a local variation/increase in the effective buoyancy acting on the swarm bubbles being overtaken by the cap; the bubble rise velocity increases as the vertical distance between the bubble and the cap decreases and, under sufficient pressure gradient, it reaches the cap rise velocity.

A combination of the woodwork and outstanding goalkeeping denied the hosts until the most ugly of own goals, the veteran Martin Skrtel put under sufficient pressured by Chris Martin to deflect an Ikechi Anya cross into his own net.

Though it stays tightly closed under most conditions, it opens with sufficient pressure.

As the heated mold comes in contact with the resist, the resist will be heated up and soften into a molten stage, where it will fill in the mold cavities under sufficient imprinting pressure and time.

Balochistan is one such region where the future of thousands of girls is at risk and the Pakistani government is neither willing to avert the catastrophe nor is it coming under sufficient international pressure to do something about it.

Ribosomal constraints could be met by maintaining conserved 2° structures through conserved point mutations under sufficient selective pressure to resist the tide of homologous recombination.

These later genetic rearrangements led to the appearance of proteins that have then been under sufficient selective pressure to be characterized as orthologs in the crown organisms considered here.