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pressure

[presh-er] / ˈprɛʃ ər /




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Powell affirmed his commitment to his duties, focusing on price stability and maximum employment, despite perceived political pressure.

From Barron's

Powell affirmed his commitment to his duties, focusing on price stability and maximum employment, despite perceived political pressure.

From Barron's

"I felt a bit of pressure when I entered the stadium because it was the first time I've played in such a big stadium and the fans were so enthusiastic," said Wu.

From BBC

It is a scene that is being repeated in hospitals up and down the country as winter viruses and cold weather add to the pressures on the health service.

From BBC

Failure to win, an inevitability for United in their current guise, just increases the pressure.

From BBC