Sentence examples for wave of pressure from inspiring English sources

Rather, they have brought a tidal wave of pressure to bear on a regime of which Khamenei has just attempted to seize total control.

The king has held onto most of his privileges, and critics say he has simply bought time before another wave of pressure mounts.

"It was a loud noise, and after the noise there was a concussion-like wave of pressure that blew through the town," he said.

The Web site, Kaleme, said that with the attack on Wednesday night, "a new wave of pressure and limitations" was being imposed on Mr. Moussavi.

Then the defense, which had been gashed by the Giants' running game and by Manning's inspired passing, held the Giants by unleashing wave after wave of pressure on Manning.

I have worked as a doctor in various conflicts and yet some of my most stressful moments, facing a tidal wave of pressure, have happened closer to home, in Queen's hospital, Romford.

A future government could change its mind on the project, Whitehall's official spending watchdog has said, warning of a "tidal wave" of pressures from an impending Brexit.

To eschew a hypocritical institution that allegedly celebrates love while simultaneously condoning discrimination, to stand by one's life partner against a wave of pressures to marry while proclaiming your shared values as well as your love for one another and for your fellow beings, is to embrace the love and dedication that represent the true essence and sanctity of marriage.

Meanwhile, on the ground, social workers were sensing the waves of pressure building.

"There were waves of pressure coming in from Millwall but I thought Lambert scored a great goal.

Patterns are established, and successive waves of pressure — fiscal, political, social — tend to keep things moving in the same direction.