Sentence examples for unique pressure from inspiring English sources

"This will put a unique pressure on profits," Mr. Paulsen said.

Leicester's director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, on the unique pressure of coaching the Tigers.

Hemodynamic forces are particularly important in the system of coronary arteries, where there are unique pressure relationships.

Their shared self-consciousness about adopting a public persona, and their sensitivity to rock-and-roll clichés, puts a unique pressure on the attempt to tell their stories.

That was a unique pressure, but we are all under pressure – players have expectations too – and as a manager you have to deal with them all.

The gun will fire only when it identifies its owner by means of the unique pressure that he or she exerts on the electronically calibrated grip.

Reunification imposed unique pressures on the eastern and western German economies.

He and other experts said that every war imposed unique pressures.

That he can't handle the unique pressures of the Tour.

Of course they are outcast by their contemporaries; of course the unique pressures under which they operate are misunderstood.

But with Mr. Mandela, South Africa's first post-apartheid president and a beloved national figure, so heavily involved in the peace talks, South Africa faced unique pressures to act.