Usage of "be some pressure"

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Usage of be some pressure in English

There needs to be some pressure to decrease patient demand and expectation. 
 The Guardian 

You ask me, there'll be some pressure for her to do it again. 
 Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology 

There must be some pressure somewhere, some obscure derangement of the nerves, something radically wrong. 
 Bella Donna: A Novel 

There may be some pressure there still. 
 32 Caliber 

Hybrids still have lower margins (than gasoline cars,) so there 's going to be some pressure on profitability. 
 Reuters 

Ms Beacher said until the leadership issue was settled it was likely there would be some pressure on the New Zealand dollar. 
 Radio NZ 

Sure, there 's some pressure, if that's what you want to call it. 
 Take Me for a Ride: Coming of Age in a Destructive Cult 

There is some pressure to show control, and with that comes some risks. 
 Reuters 

I know there 's some pressure that comes with it, but pressure has always been there. 
 Ebony 

There was some pressure on the brain, some lesion. 
 Lady Good-for-Nothing: A Man's Portrait of a Woman 

And there was some pressure, too, besides the persuasiveness. 
 Under Western Eyes 

I definitely think there 's some pressure on them to regain some of that scale, Gilpin said. 
 Reuters 

There 's some pressure on inflation and we think the Fed is going to take note of this weaker data. 
 Reuters 

"Now I expect there will be some pressure for us to marry sooner." 
 Worlds of Honor 

India is amid a month-long election period, and there is some pressure from India's 60 million Tamils to stop the fighting. 
 Reuters 

Capital gains rates are as low as they have been in 30 years, and there is some pressure to increase them. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of be some pressure in English