Sentence examples for vicious pressure from inspiring English sources

Under vicious pressure, he admitted to being a Trotskyist, guilty of sabotage and anti-state propaganda.

"We took a strong stance, because Dublin is under enormous, vicious pressure to produce high-rises," said Mr. Smith of the National Heritage Trust.

Despite all that stressful heaviness, even my childhood self could tell there was something important happening during this vicious cycle of pressure and release.

That sets up a vicious cycle, because elevated pressure injures the arteries and causes them to stiffen even more.

Last year, he said :"The vicious internal politics and pressures of my undercover life led to a suicide attempt and mental breakdown".

"The Upper Class," written by three Hotchkiss graduates, is a novel about the class tensions, family pressures and vicious social jockeying that seethe in an elite boarding school in Connecticut called Wellington (oh, let's just call it Hotchkiss).

It also creates a vicious circle, adding to pressures on existing doctors, further increasing the risk of burnout and making these areas of medicine less attractive to doctors in training.

But at 1am, as the doors slammed incessantly, and the windows creaked under the pressure of the vicious winds, I knew we had to move somewhere safer.

Recent days have seen both a marked intensification of that campaign and vicious reminders that even under pressure the jihadis are alive and kicking.

Can a town renowned for its tolerance resist the centrifugal pressures of a vicious, sectarian civil war?

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