Sentence examples for useful pressure from inspiring English sources

I am a patron of at least three worthwhile arts organisations and four useful pressure groups.

Recall the useful pressure China put on North Korea to come clean on its nukes.

It also constricts in ways that put useful pressure on the poems' wild music and wilder state of mind.

This is a commonly used index expressing the ability of the engine, per unit of cylinder bore, to develop both useful pressure in the cylinders and delivery power.

If nothing else, an opening to Syria would put further useful pressure on Iran, which is otherwise miserably short of Arab friends.The final half turn?

If there are dozens of players and dozens of rounds, the number of possible "what if" scenarios becomes enormous: it can take Bueno de Mesquita days of peering at his spreadsheets to identify useful pressure points.

Burgeoning refugee flows across the Aegean offered Turkey useful extra pressure on the west to accept this plan.

Mr Samore reckons that Congress, having a version of the "Nuclear Weapons Free Iran Act" ready as a threat, might put useful extra pressure on Iran.

E.I.T.I. encouraged governments to allow for and foster the creation of a dynamic civil society, and it promoted more transparent accounting and more useful peer pressure among member nations.

Dramatic sudden drops in the electric resistance and volume of bismuth, lead, and other metals were carefully documented and provided Bridgman with a useful internal pressure standard for his experiments.

Richardson says the scores might provide useful peer pressure to improve commitments to intergovernmental agreements.