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pressure

[presh-er] / ˈprɛʃ ər /




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Bradshaw said the pressures "span the whole food supply chain" and are something the "government needs to take very seriously".

From BBC

It said that both Covid patients and those needing care for other conditions were failed, with people deterred from accessing healthcare in order to ease the pressure on NHS services.

From BBC

The island is the grip of a "Kona Low", a slow-moving area of low pressure that pulls in warm, moisture-rich air across the Hawaiian islands, bringing heavy rain and flash flooding.

From BBC

The strikes had Nigeria's approval but came as Abuja was under pressure from Washington.

From Barron's

The corollary is that this provides no buffer against inflation pressure.

From The Wall Street Journal