Pressures in a sentence

While Irish Water say that they will make "every effort possible" to maintain pressures during peak demand periods, pressures will be reduced during the times indicated, resulting in lower pressures and loss of supply.

Growing demand, increasing complexity of need and higher than anticipated inflationary pressures however have imposed huge pressures on public services, and it’s therefore vital that we get best value out of every penny we spend.

The ECB has repeatedly highlighted the dangers of price pressures becoming embedded and has warned about pressures staying "too high for too long", citing measures of core inflation that strip out energy and food prices from the headline rates.

Watt is tied for fourth with 27 pressures, while Highsmith is tied for eighth with 23 pressures.

Gloster said everyone working in UHL and the health service “has a role to play in rebuilding the public confidence and in ensuring that we are honest with people about the pressures we have, and we have pressures”.

Greenard had five more pressures and two late sacks, extending his streak of games with 5+ pressures to eight to begin the season.

Jones allowed 29 pressures and four sacks on the season and then allowed five pressures and a sack in the Wild Card loss to Buffalo.

Mr Orr cited "receding domestic pricing pressures", "lower inflation for imported goods and services" and easing labour market pressures.

The Bronco front seven only got eight pressures on Kirk Cousins and Michael Penix on 32 dropbacks, but four of those pressures resulted in sacks.

The pressures involved in such a punishing timetable are exactly the pressures that led to his initial downfall.

This is pretty common in presidential election years, but this comes at a time when things were already volatile due to price pressures and massive inflationary pressures.

For her day-to-day, the pressures of being a woman don’t weigh as heavily as the pressures of being young.

Speaking of competitive pressures, Alphabet warned that competitive pressures were weighing on the amount it could charge for advertising — a dynamic that threatens a large swath of the big-tech marketplace.

The administration knows that people are facing pressures which partly arise from internal issues and partly caused by US sanctions, he said, apologizing to the Iranian nation for pressures and shortcomings.

The PMI’s gauge of factory cost pressures cooled to a nine-month low, something that will be noted by BoE rate-setters who are keeping an eye on inflation pressures ahead of next week’s policy decision.

At severely high pressures, mean arterial pressures 50% or more above average, a person can expect to live no more than a few years unless appropriately treated.

Depending on where the inlet holes are located on the probe, it can measure static pressures or stagnation pressures.

Selective pressures, such as ecological interactions with other populations or environmental conditions, often lead to the variation in mammalian coloration. citation These selective pressures favor certain colors in order to increase survival.

Similar to zirconium and hafnium, an additional omega phase exists, which is thermodynamically stable at high pressures, but is metastable at ambient pressures.

Still, yet another mark in favor of hydrogen is that above about 1500 K, it begins to dissociate at low pressures, or around 3000 K at high pressures, which is a potential area of promise for increasing the I sp of solid core reactors.