Sentence examples for were pressurised from inspiring English sources
verb
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The irony is that the doctors almost certainly were pressurised to lie about the situation by the LTTE but are now clearly under pressure to support the government's narrative.
Police handheld film taken on the day of the Hillsborough disaster contains an "unexplained" 10-minute gap in one of the tapes, it has emerged at a pre-inquest hearing in London today, while some officers have admitted they believe they were pressurised into accepting changes to their statements.
In order to produce a pillow shape, the welded plates were pressurised to ~ 60 bars.
Many borrowers claim that they were pressurised into buying these products.
The plastic polymers were pressurised at varying initial temperatures (5 90 °C) up to 750 MPa.
The fluids were pressurised in a Stansted ISO-LAB FPG11501 HPP 3 L unit up to 750 MPa.
One senior backbencher, Barry Sheerman, claimed that Unite supporters were pressurising new MPs to back the frontrunners.
The Dons were pressurising Celtic's defence without testing the goalkeeper, and they always looked vulnerable on the counter attack.
Hunter was later shown a second yellow as Jersey were pressurising the try-line and the Scottish champions finished with 13 men.
Podolski, however, refuses to be pressurised.
"It's pressurised but not cluttered.
