Sentence examples for word pressure from inspiring English sources

"I hear that word pressure all the time," James said two weeks ago at the N.B.A.'s predraft camp in Chicago.

The difference between the powerhouse National Football Conference East and the weaker divisions in the N.F.L. can be summed up with one word: pressure.

American policy makers, sensitive to the domestic political ramifications of dealing with Israel, almost never use the word "pressure" to describe what goes on between the sides.

While doctors admittedly tend to use the word "pressure" far too loosely, trilling "just a little pressure now" before various awful procedures like sucking bone marrow from a hip or fixing a dislocated shoulder, taking someone's blood pressure is literally just that: inflicting some pressure.

I wouldn't use the word pressure.

I wouldn't use the word pressure but it's going to be intense.

In other words, pressure drop is low, creating conservative results and overestimating fluid flow.

There's even some mention of the power structures that keep Richardson insulated from the consequences of his actions, including the fact that agents send models to him and they feel, in the model Sarah Ziff's words, "pressured to comply because my agent had told me to make a good impression".

The key word is pressure, to urge the parties to take their responsibilities".

Britain, France and the US proposed a rival resolution with the one-sided elements that provoked earlier Russian and Chinese vetoes – punishment of Assad if he did not comply, threats of new sanctions, no word of pressure on the opposition and veiled hints of eventual military force by referring to chapter seven of the UN charter.

This has led Mr. Lachenmann to find all manner of unorthodox ways to draw sounds from instruments, as was arrestingly clear from the opening work in the program, "Pression" (the French word for pressure), for solo cello, compellingly played here by Lauren Radnofsky.