Sentence examples for vocal pressure from inspiring English sources
Victims' relatives and their friends grew into a vocal pressure group.
Within the bourgeoisie as well, there was strong and vocal pressure for change in the form of a broadening of the political elite.
Her top notes early on, through whatever combination of vocal pressure and electronic tinkering, sounded shrill when loud and raw when quiet, but she fared better in her middle range at middle volume and carried solidly through her final scene.
The rally was enough to put the countryside firmly on the political agenda.Since then, despite internal splits, the Countryside Alliance has grown into a remarkably effective and vocal pressure group, with ambitions to match.
Because textbooks are so expensive to develop and because their success depends on the decisions of education officials in a few large states (especially California and Texas), publishers are susceptible to the demands of a small number of highly vocal pressure groups.
Like Cuban-Americans, they are a vocal pressure-group.Now Laos has another problem with disappearances.
Stung by the loss in 1993 of 18 American soldiers in Somalia, and vocal Congressional pressure to steer clear of United Nations operations, the Clinton administration was the most adamant opponent of sending reinforcements.
Namely, the paper includes results from the simulation of tremulous behavior in lung pressure, vocal fold stiffness, vocal ligament stress, vocal fold length, vocal fold adduction, and jaw opening.
The effect of muscular tremor has been simulated independently for six physical magnitudes affecting voice production at subglottal (lung pressure), laryngeal (vocal fold stiffness, vocal fold length, vocal fold adduction, and vocal ligament stress), and supraglottal (jaw position) levels.
She hired a vocal coach — under pressure, her voice rose to incomprehensible heights and speeds — and took movement classes with Pavlova's former partner, Mikhail Mordkin.
Following David Bowie's death, an isolated vocal from "Under Pressure," a duet that Bowie performed with Queen, in 1981, was resurrected as yet another example of Bowie's extraordinary singularity and vision.
