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pressure

[presh-er] / ˈprɛʃ ər /




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Expect an uplift in funding for the college sector and an offer of further help with cost of living pressures.

From BBC

The number of patients in hospital with flu has fallen in England, but NHS bosses are warning the cold snap could increase the pressure on the health service in the coming days.

From BBC

It is also under pressure to meet its pledge to bring energy bills down by up to £300 by then and has argued that clean power can achieve this.

From BBC

Leah said she did not want to feel pressure from a human personal trainer.

From BBC

The Asian manufacturing sector seems to be on firmer ground, wrapping up last year on an optimistic note as survey data signaled improving factory activity though rising cost pressures could cloud any recovery.

From The Wall Street Journal