Sentence examples for underlying pressures from inspiring English sources
But underlying pressures as reflected in the core index are low.
The underlying pressures behind the change, however, have been building for years.
Experts warned that underlying pressures, such as deflation and unemployment, could tip Japan back into recession.
No reform will see off deep underlying pressures on the budget; when the best that can be hoped for is that scarce funds will be stretched a little further, talk of "saving billions" hits the wrong note.
He's encouraged the builders were confident to take on more staff at such a rapid rate, but is also worried about supply shortages: "Whilst the headline figures this month painted a positive picture, let's not forget about the underlying pressures on building materials and manpower at supplier levels.
"The data was collected before the Bank of England reduced interest rates to 0.25%, and so give an indication of some of the underlying pressures that the MPC [monetary policy committee] was responding to when it made this decision," she said.
There is also underlying pressure on the government's promise to protect aid spending as public service budgets and benefits are cut during the economic downturn: last year's report on foreign policy by the Chatham House thinktank and the polling company YouGov showed 61% of people feel the UK gives "too much aid".
The conceptual basis underlying pressure splitting schemes in fluid mechanics is clarified by deriving a split step scheme using a rational approximation procedure, and it is shown that a modified version of the method provides accurate solutions for both the velocity and the pressure.
The mechanisms underlying pressure-induced increments in the wall stiffness of precapillary vessels are as yet not fully understood.
Third, underlying inflationary pressures remain weak.
Underlying inflationary pressures are therefore likely to build gradually as demand strengthens and sterling's depreciation earlier this year feeds through".
