Sentence examples for use the pressure of from inspiring English sources

The union leadership wanted to mobilize the membership and use the pressure of a large negotiating committee to persuade management to continue the three-year contract duration.

Richard J. Rubin, a lawyer in Santa Fe, N.M., who has worked extensively in the area, said, "They use the pressure of the negative report to the credit bureau, that's the pressure point, to make people pay the disputed debt".

The valves on these pneumatic devices are run with compressed air; the more standard industry practice is to use the pressure of the extracted natural gas to power them, which means gas can escape.

They also suggested that he is willing to use the pressure of the presidential election to try to force Mr. Obama to commit to attack Iran under certain conditions.

Other suggestions for moving asteroids include attaching large rocket engines to them; landing cannon-like devices called mass drivers to scoop up and hurl asteroid material away, creating an opposite recoil reaction; or attaching a giant solar sail that would use the pressure of sunlight to move the body slowly.

The potential to use the pressure of subsurface resources, such as oil and gas wells to generate energy is to be discussed at an evening meeting of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers on 6 March.

They can use the pressures of a wartime climate and journalists' conventions about what is news to manipulate coverage.

The process uses the pressure of gas in the well to periodically raise a plunger through the vertical well pipe.

It works by using the pressure of a large volume of water falling a small distance – from a spring on a hillside, say – to pump a (smaller) quantity a much longer way uphill.

Using the pressure of my chin to keep my mouth immobile, I'm able to raise the right side of my mouth without allowing the left side to droop.

The labor picture is much improved for GM, which used the pressure of bankruptcy to renegotiate competitive labor agreements.