As these unmanageable pressures force parents to divide rather than share work and family roles, they fall back into traditional gender assignments.
The one patient who required continued neuromuscular blocking agents had sustained a severe traumatic brain injury, and exhibited unmanageable intracranial pressure values while off neuromuscular blocking agents.
Robert McNamara, president of the World Bank in the 1970s, compared the threat of unmanageable population pressures with the danger of nuclear war.
Our knights and damsels along with a bevy of jesters-on-call entertain the masses when the day's pressures seem unmanageable.
Another feeling to put into words was the feeling of 'losing one's footing' which could happen in an unpleasant or unmanageable situation, such as when blood pressure drops after an epidural or when labour was experienced as one long labour pain: I can't remember, I almost lost my footing, right when I thought the pain was about to decrease another one came.
In a recent survey by The Guardian, 98percentt of teachers reported "increasing pressure", while 82percentt described their workloads as "unmanageable".
In a recent survey by The Guardian, 98percentt of teachers reported "increasing pressure", while 82percentt described their workloads as "unmanageable".
Almost all – 98% – say they are under increasing pressure and 82% describe their workload as "unmanageable".
He said pressure from such groups could make the exam timetable unmanageable.
The sheer size of the data drop, coupled with the lack of deadline pressure, allowed editors to present what would have been an unmanageable mountain of material in a careful, considered and (partially) contextualized manner.
