Sentence examples similar to understated pressure from inspiring English sources

He understates the pressure he placed himself under: his then US publisher was very commercial, and Mason is a literary writer.

And this may understate the pressure on many families: the cost of living has risen sharply for those whose work or family situation requires buying a lot of gasoline.

Larger firms report less harm, with employment declines of 3-4%, but this might understate the pressure since it includes many state-owned firms.

Official statistics understate price pressures.

Morgan Stanley estimates that the true figure is 23%, up from 14.3% last year.Related items The world economy: Inflation's backMay 22nd 2008 Central banks: A dangerous divergenceMar 19th 2008 Global inflation: A delicate conditionJan 17th 2008 Heroes of the zeroesOct 18th 2007Indeed, official figures understate inflationary pressures in many emerging economies.

There is good reason to suspect that the ECI is understating the upward pressure on labour costs.

"He is confident, comfortable and very effective when she is by his side or with him on a trip – the value of which cannot be understated in dealing with the pressure of a national campaign," said Jamie Burnett, who led Romney's political operation in New Hampshire four years ago.

The Nahr Umr reservoir is an understated reservoir with an initial formation pressure of 4084 psia, which is 2981 psia above its oil bubble point pressure of 1103 psia.

But the report understates current price pressures, Mr. Shepherdson says, in part because gasoline price increases have not shown up yet.

Mitchell has been under pressure for a while now to write something tastefully understated, even middle-of-the-road.

England's disruption of the All Blacks' lineout and the pressure they put on Aaron Smith at the breakdown were factors, but New Zealand missed the understated authority of Carter.