The ruts flattened out under the pressure of wheels.
He's beginning to buckle under the pressure of work.
The president seems to have been forced to compromise under the pressure of hardliners.
How would all those theories hold up under the pressure of a zombie assault?
But the infrastructure in these cities is creaking under the pressure of growth of the BPO industry.
Through questionnaire and interview, the authors analyzed the mentality of the nursing undergraduates at graduation who stood under the pressure of hunting jobs.
High viscosity of the liquid transmission gear pump should be at a lower power consumption, less leakage, larger output under the pressure of the most traffic.
Far away in life and other places of happiness are emotional drunkenness produced and distributed by human spirit under the pressure of reality.
It is an incomprehensible story that a book written hard by oneself is submitted to publication only under the pressure of pirates.
Her health broke____under the pressure of work.
Quietly looking at the window, in addition to evergreen pine and cypress, the remaining leaves finally changed color under the pressure of the cold step, as if overnight, golden and purple-red filled the whole world.
The barriers gave way under the pressure of the crowd.
He was wilting under the pressure of work.
Douglas plays a frustrated everyman who suddenly loses control under the pressure of daily life.
Third kinds of liquidity risk under the pressure of a comprehensive assessment and the development of coping strategies.
It has given new hope to ambitious career women who are also under the pressure of a ticking biological clock.
After a decade of high-speed of expansion, township enterprises have entered a period of adjustment under the pressure of both outer environment and inner system.
Was it a dispute over property? Was it the Edison Chen photo scandal? Did they break under the pressure of their careers?
At this time, the sky on the far side of the mountain, some red clouds under the pressure of darkness, as if slowly squeezed out of the blood, gradually penetrated into the sky.
Five thousand people knelt on one knee under the pressure of darkness and struck the ground with a knife handle and a golden pedestal, making a sound of "emptiness".
Her health broke down under the pressure of work.
The roads and rails criss-crossing big cities already creak under the pressure of growing populations.
The children of the old people have been under the pressure of some misunderstanding, and they complain about their father.
With the dramatic increase of environmental risk, the enterprise has to pay attention to environment under the pressure of survival and development.
In order to create a whale not only, the cabinet also do not want to live under the pressure of public opinion.
The "white-collar" employees in the modern sense are the envy of the society, while "blue-collar" ones are under the pressure of being despised despite their sometimes higher salaries.
under the pressure of hunger
No one can predict how the H5N1 virus will behave under the pressure of a pandemic.
No matter how difficult it is, it is not easy to collapse under the pressure of pressure, and it will usher in a clear sky after the rain.
The grassland is empty, only the hill, under the pressure of black clouds, like us, waving in the rain, so helpless in this wilderness.
He worried at his own beliefs—Zionist, Francophile, socialist and Euro-federalist—until they fell apart and reformed under the pressure of his restless, meticulous intellect.
The car broke down under the pressure of work .
And they start to adjust their logistics system under the pressure of lowing cost.
Of course, we are under the pressure of life, often have a bad time, will always be in the heart with a sense of anger and resentment.
"I was not even the hearts of all die," said Wang Qiang, "I refuse treatment, psychological burden of disease and at the double under the pressure of my weight plummeting."
For the low pressure drain well, or more sets of strata under the pressure of the system, often due to poor formation pressure Wells leakage accident occurred.
With more than a mile to go, the outer layer of a porthole cracked under the pressure of six miles of sea water.
Yang turned off idle, a body, the body under the pressure of the creak of the old bed chaos ring, but did not affect his sleep, continue asleep with.
Of course, most of the time, under the pressure of employment, all of the above approach can also understand.
Although being backed up by Chancellor Merkel, Germany's Defence Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, resigns under the pressure of academic denunciation for his plagiarism.
And we are doing each of these things, every day, under the pressure of all this information.
But women are not under the pressure of men.
He; yielding under the pressure of a complicated something, long dreaded and long vaguely foreseen and contended against, and recovering after the cloud had burst and passed, I should hope that the worst was over.'
She hinted that women are always under the pressure of losing weight.
To establish middle-level psychology theories and combine those with practice is the way psychology should proceed under the pressure of modernity and post-modernity.
However,under the pressure of the army of Suzong,Yongwang suffered a crushing that case,Xuanzong had to declare Yongwang's patrol a riot to compromise with Suzong.
