Sentence examples for usual pressure from inspiring English sources

Repeated boluses of 3 ml/kg of colloids (preferentially Gelofusine 4%% or 130/0.4 HES 6%%, Volulyte; both B-Braun Melsungen, Germany) were used if indicated by usual pressure targets (PRESSURE group) or by pulse pressure variation above 13%% (GDFT group).

There isn't the usual pressure to extract the maximum possible value from the site and put profit before people".

There has been growing pressure from advertisers to print rosier business news, which Hu rejects, and, of course, there is the usual pressure to avoid controversial subjects.

The buildup to the 220th Merseyside derby is not unlike any other for a Liverpool captain from Huyton, with its usual pressure, media demands and ticket requests.

Participants say the meetings provide something simple but important: a place where they can meet top executives without the usual pressure of being outnumbered by whites.

As the only woman among 400 teaching fellows and faculty members, however, she faced more than the usual pressure to prove herself.

All this was in addition to the usual pressures.

In the end, perhaps these setbacks enabled them to make progress free from the usual pressures.

In astronomy there are the usual pressures of higher education, but I still love what I do.

"You come here to get away from the usual pressures," said Roei Nehemia, 39, from Jerusalem, adding that he trusted in the Israeli military and in God for protection.

An ailing economy, a number of corporate donors moving out of the county, audiences who stayed home more in the months after Sept. 11, along with the usual pressures of competing with Manhattan's larger and better-financed arts organizations, have combined in the past year to create an unusually difficult fund-raising climate.